Added #html_body support and fixed how #body works

README.markdown

@@ -26,7 +26,9 @@ There's also a shorter "convenience" method which might be handy in IRB - it doe
 
     Pismo['http://www.rubyflow.com/items/4082'].title   # => "Install Ruby as a non-root User"
 
-The current metadata methods are #title, #titles, #author, #authors, #lede, #keywords, #sentences(qty), #body, #feed, #feeds, #favicon, #description and #datetime. These are not fully documented here yet, you'll just need to try them out. The plural methods like #titles, #authors, and #feeds will return multiple matches in an array, if present. This is so you can use your own techniques to choose a "best" result in ambiguous cases.
+The current metadata methods are #title, #titles, #author, #authors, #lede, #keywords, #sentences(qty), #body, #html_body, #feed, #feeds, #favicon, #description and #datetime. These are not fully documented here yet, you'll just need to try them out. The plural methods like #titles, #authors, and #feeds will return multiple matches in an array, if present. This is so you can use your own techniques to choose a "best" result in ambiguous cases.
+
+#html_body and #body will be of particular interest. They return the "body" of the page as determined by Pismo's "Reader" (like Arc90's Readability or Safari Reader) algorithm. #body returns it as plain-text, #html_body maintains some basic HTML styling.
 
 ## CAUTIONS / WARNINGS:
 

lib/pismo/internal_attributes.rb

@@ -189,7 +189,6 @@ def lede(all = false)
                   '.post-text p',
                   '#blogpost p',
                   '.story-teaser',
-                  '.subhead',
                   '//div[@class="entrytext"]//p[string-length()>10]',                      # Ruby Inside / Kubrick style
                   'section p',
                   '.entry .text p',
@@ -206,7 +205,6 @@ def lede(all = false)
                   '#article p',
                   '.post-body',
                   '.entry-content',
-                  '.body p',
                   '.document_description_short p',    # Scribd
                   '.single-post p'
                   ], all)
@@ -268,7 +266,12 @@ def reader_doc
 
     # Returns body text as determined by Reader algorithm
     def body
-      @body ||= reader_doc.content.strip      
+      @body ||= reader_doc.content(true).strip      
+    end
+
+    # Returns body text as determined by Reader algorithm WITH basic HTML formatting intact
+    def html_body
+      @html_body ||= reader_doc.content.strip      
     end
 
     # Returns URL to the site's favicon