parameters: (source)
return_statement: return PyQuery(source, parser='html')
docstring: Return page source as a parsed PyQuery object for querying.
  
          PyQuery here works the same as `$(source)` in jQuery. So for example you can do `parsed_source(selector)`
          with the returned value to get a list of LXML elements matching the selector.
docstring_summary: Return page source as a parsed PyQuery object for querying.
docstring_tokens: Return page source as a parsed PyQuery object for querying .
function: def parse_page_source(source):
      """
          Return page source as a parsed PyQuery object for querying.
  
          PyQuery here works the same as `$(source)` in jQuery. So for example you can do `parsed_source(selector)`
          with the returned value to get a list of LXML elements matching the selector.
      """
      return PyQuery(source, parser='html')
function_tokens: def parse_page_source ( source ) : return PyQuery ( source , parser = 'html' )