Hi everyone, I’m playing around with Node.js and cheerio package as part of my node.js learning and im trying to build a web scrapper that will get the title and the price of an item from a shopping site but when I try to console.log the html variable it returns a basic html structure with some Js functions that are
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How do you get the wider context HTML that wraps a given selector code in jQuery or Cheerio js?
How do you get the entire HTML of h1 + ul > li > details > summary + p only if it has that structure? i.e. it wouldn’t get the HTML of a ul tag element if it doesn’t have a nested li, details etc. Answer Like this?
How to set outerHTML with using of cheerio
could someone answer me, how to properly set outerHTML of element by using cheerio. I have a problem with that. Example: Let’s say I have an HTML structure below Parsing it via cheerio and adding some manipulations As a result I expect to have all divs to be replaced with p. But only spans are replaced with p. I want
Is there a way to scrape website using cheerio if the image that i want to scrape is protected by cloudflare and giving 1020 error?
I am trying to create a manga scraping website as a personal project and just when i completed the whole website, I got to know that the image cant be scraped or viewed by my website and when i try to go to the link of the image, I got 1020 error stating access denied, Is there any way I
How to select values from li elements in Cheerio/jQuery?
I want to extract the values from the product__sizes-size-1 classes and transform them into an array. I have tried to use a .map() function to try and populate an array but it appears empty. To make it clear I want to have the array populated like [6,7,8,9.5] etc… Answer Your approach is correct, you just use the wrong selector. Use
Parsing values from Google news
From Google news I’m attempting to parse the results. For example, parse the title and text from the search “latest movie releases”, here is the URL: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&tbm=nws&sxsrf=ALeKk01qAUzdE7UzK9aWPL9MYALHEk6aiQ%3A1599313588168&ei=tJZTX6vwCdWr1fAP6eGiyAk&q=latest+movie+releases&oq=latest+movie+releases&gs_l=psy-ab.3…299098.305542.0.305681.31.25.3.2.2.0.161.1719.22j3.25.0….0…1c.1.64.psy-ab..1.13.704…0j33i10k1.0.9TgaNbbee40 The results appear to use #rso in the id: But the iterator over $(‘#rso’).each is empty. What id or css element should I select in order to iterate over the divs of search
jQuery/cheerio selector, context and root – what’s the difference?
I’m new to Javascript and would like to use the library Cheerio to do some webscraping. Came across this text in the introduction to the library. Am not sure what the difference is between a selector, context and root. Extract from documentation: Cheerio’s selector implementation is nearly identical to jQuery’s, so the API is very similar. $( selector, [context], [root]