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maybe you guys here can help. i’m trying to get a token in a script on a website with python beautiful soup but i’m stuck at one part. the request i make is

I am saving and getting my form value from localeStorage. when i am displaying data from it i want to remove the specific object i clicked on. my code does work but it removes all the data from it. here is my policy value:

I'm trying to use BS4 to parse through the HTML for an about page on a youtube channel so I can scrape the number of channel views. Below is the code to scrape the channel views (located in the 'yt-formatted-string') and also the whole right column of the page. Both lines of code return either an empty list and a "None" value for the findAll() and find() functions, respectively.

I read another thread saying I may be receiving an empty list or "None" value because the page is accessing an API to get the total channel views to count and the values aren't actually in the HTML I'm parsing.

I know I could access much of this info through the Youtube API, but I want to iterate this code over multiple channels that are not my own. Moreover, I want to understand how to use BS4 to its full extent so I can replicate this process on an Instagram page or Facebook page.

Should I be using a different library that isn't BS4? Is what I'm looking to accomplish even possible?

My CODE

Is there any way to force parsing of only non-empty string fields of a record type in F# using Newtonsoft.Json?

I simply want to surface an Exception message as a bad response in DRF.

The Exception can come from anywhere in the request. So for example, some nested function can have:

raise Exception('Something went wrong at this particular point')

And then in my view handler, i'd simply catch the Exception and raise it:

I have to parse lists of names, addresses, etc. that were OCRed and have invalid/incorrect characters in them and on the state postal code I need to recognize the pattern with a 2 character state followed by a 5 digit postal code and replace any non numeric characters in the postal code. I might have OK 7-41.03 at the end of a string I need to remove the hyphen and period. I know that re.sub('[^0-9]+', '', '7-41.03') will remove the desired characters but I need it only replace characters in numbers when found at the end of the string and only if preceded by a two character state wrapped in spaces like OK. It seems if I add anything to the regular expression as far as a lookbehind expression then I can't seem to get the characters replaced. I've come up with the following but I think there must be a simpler expression to accomplish this. Example:

I have timecodes with this structure hh:mm:ss.SSS for which i have a own Class, implementing the Temporal Interface. It has the custom Field TimecodeHour Field allowing values greater than 23 for hour. I want to parse with DateTimeFormatter. The hour value is optional (can be omitted, and hours can be greater than 24); as RegEx (\d*\d\d:)?\d\d:\d\d.\d\d\d

For the purpose of this Question my custom Field can be replaced with the normal HOUR_OF_DAY Field.

My current Formatter

I have the following output from an API:

I want to collect the names (Jenny, Tiffany, etc.) that are stored in every object. and these objects live in an array. I've used Array.prototype.every() and Array.prototype.forEach(), but I don't think they are the right methods.

I also want to note that majority of these codes are from Codaffection. I am practicing on developing in React.

If you would like to experiment with the code, click here.

In every object, there is an id, fullname, email and etc.

This is the code that adds, edits, generates unique ids for each employee, and gets all storage data.