Greyhound | A fork of Wraith Archon, the Call of Duty Asset Extractor | Game Engine library

Here's one approach. Convert df_emails to a dictionary and map it to df_companies. Then, compare the mapped column with df_companies['company'].

You've a few issues in how you are processing the response data.

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The data is an object where each property is a single key (a race classification?) with value that is the array of venues. Simply map the keys to links.

You can use entries to solve this, it'll give key and value as an array.

You could use the base url you have there and use string replace function to fill in place holder with the bird breed. Something like this:

Just loop through table_information, appending each element in the tuples to the appropriate dictionary elements.

Let’s first generate all the tuples of allowed configurations:

I was able to get the outcome you were looking for by first creating a function to retrieve the key.

The major hindrance is allowed_domains. You must have to take care on it, otherwise Crawlspider fails to produce desired output and another reason may arise to for // at the end of start_urls so you should use / and instead of allowed_domains = ['thegreyhoundrecorder.com.au/form-guides/']

You have to only domain name like as follows:

The only thing missing is to also bind the prop to the color attribute of the , otherwise it's only receiving the string "color", rather than the variable of that name.

You can use v-bind:color="color" or the shorthand :color="color"