baik | Scripting Language | Script Programming library

I finally did it!!

so here's the final code of my function

It's a bit unclear to me what you are trying to achieve, but the way I interpret the question is that you want to iterate over the articles in article, check if any of the keywords appear in the article and append those keywords to ab, or, if none of the keywords appear in the article, extend ab with any keywords that appear in the corresponding title of the article. If this is the correct interpretation, then you could do something like this:

from your explanation i assumed that you wanted to divide the array of objects into 2 types :

1. One that has akred_prodi value length of maximum 1 character
2. One that has akred_prodi value length of more than 1 character

You can use this to get the 1 akred_prodi character objects :

let onechar = international.filter((inl) => inl.akred_prodi.length == 1)

and for more than 1 character :

let morethanonechar = international.filter((inl) => inl.akred_prodi.length > 1)

Use reduce method.

The only way to import modules that come from upper level dirs is to mark the dir scripts as Root. To do that in PyCharm, right click on the folder scripts and click on Mark Directory as > Sources Root. It should do the trick.

I had to use selenium to get the page to load. If you can get the right html without selenium that work too.

You need to select the appropriate variables for interaction. I have used pickerInput to select a maximum of 5 variables for interaction. If less than 2 variables are selected, a message is printed. Perhaps there is a more elegant way of doing this. For now, I have provided a quick answer. Please try this

Use count instead of item.point.

This will do you what you need.

SET is just to set a variable so we can work with it. You can just use the field itself.

The POSITION() function returns the position of the first occurrence of a substring in a string.

In this case, POSITION() finds the positions of >** and **< within the @fieldval variable to extract the data. + 3 and - 3 are to account for the extra characters from what we are looking for in POSITION().

MID() extracts everything between the two POSITION().