HTML() to accept pathlib.Path object

[prehensilecode]

I would like to request that weasyprint.HTML() accepts a pathlib.Path object

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
import os
import pathlib
import weasyprint

### this works
pdfbytes = weasyprint.HTML('foobar.html')
pdfbytes.write_pdf('foobar.pdf')

### writing with Path object works
pdffile = pathlib.Path('./foobar2.pdf')
pdfbytes.write_pdf(pdffile)

### this does not
pdfbytes = weasyprint.HTML('./foobar.html')

### this does not
htmlfile = pathlib.Path('./foobar.html')
print(type(htmlfile))
print(htmlfile)
pdfbytes = weasyprint.HTML(htmlfile)

[liZe]

Thanks for the idea!

It's fixed in current master branch and should work with CSS and Attachment instances as well.

Just to be sure: the pdfbytes = weasyprint.HTML('./foobar.html') example works for me, as long as foobar.html is in the current folder. Is it really broken for you?