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If you are looking for implementation details, look at https://github.com/tvgrabbers/tvgrabpyAPI and then especially the code in tv_grab_fetch.py for fetching the pages and extracting the data and tv_grab_IO.py for testing of the datadefs. |
It is for what I created this module and the only implementation so far I am aware of. |
You do need to know the structure to extract the data, however you can with the testing module create a human readable view of the node structure on which base you can create a datadef. If you on further examination are missing things, let me know. |
Thank you very much, Hika.
I will try to follow your info and learn from it.
Thanks
On Monday, April 22, 2019, 9:28:08 AM EDT, Hika van den Hoven <[email protected]> wrote:
If you are looking for implementation details, look at https://github.com/tvgrabbers/tvgrabpyAPI and then especially the code in tv_grab_fetch.py for fetching the pages and extracting the data and tv_grab_IO.py for testing of the datadefs.
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Dear Hika,
I couldn't understand how to use an instance of the DataTree class.
Could you provide an example with the class creation. Html file reading, Node printout etc.
It seem to be exactly what I would need but I fail to understand how to use it.
For instance. Do I have to know the structure of the HTML to extract a node. That seems to be the case from reading the examples.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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