Like others have said, pup seems to be abandoned. It's surprising that there isn't a well supported standard tool to work with html in the terminal, like jq for

Like others have said, pup seems to be abandoned. It's surprising that there isn't a well supported standard tool to work with html in the terminal, like jq for json. Last time I looked at using pup or similar I wanted to extract two values for each element. For example, let's say I have the following html: <div class="image"> <p>Sunset in Hawaii</p> <img src="../randomstring123.jpg"> </div> <div class="image"> ... Now I'd like to get both the image description, and the source, for each similar image in the page. Preferably so I can pipe it to curl and do curl -o "$description.jpg" "$url" I couldn't find an easy way of doing it, so I used Python instead.