leumi-leumicard-bank-data-scraper | Open bank data for Leumi bank | REST library

by Urigo JavaScript Version: Current License: MIT

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leumi-leumicard-bank-data-scraper is a JavaScript library typically used in Financial Services, Banks, Payments, Web Services, REST, Nodejs applications. leumi-leumicard-bank-data-scraper has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This repository uses puppeteer to help you get your own data from Leumi's websites. This is a completely open source project so that anyone could have access to their financial data even though Leumi doesn't provide an open API for it. Feel free to add more banks and institutions here or improve this one.

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Returns all transactions for a page
Handle changes in the table
Returns an array of n -action transactions .
Get the list of transactions from the page
Go to the credit card page .
Scrape to next bank
Go to the server
Logs the user with the specified banner .
Load n - time period statistics
Load the latest account period

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Use jq to collect recursive-descent results into a single array

jq, when to use the dot and when not

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Use jq to collect recursive-descent results into a single array

Asked 2018-Mar-21 at 20:33

Is it possible to collect recursive-descent results into a single array with jq?

Would flatten help? Looks so to me, but I just cannot get it working. Take a look how far I am now at https://jqplay.org/s/6bxD-Wq0QE, anyone can make it working?

BTW,

.data.search.edges[].node | {name, topics: ..|.topics?} works, but I want all topics from the same node to be in one array, instead of having same name in all different returned results.
flatten alone will give me Cannot iterate over null, and
that's why I'm trying to use map(select(.? != null)) to filter the nulls out. However, I'd get Cannot iterate over null as well for my map-select.

So now it all comes down to how to filter out those nulls?

UPDATE:, by "collect into a single array" I meant to get something like this:

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Answered 2018-Mar-21 at 17:18

Not sure what you're expecting to get in your results... but it seems like you're trying to get all the repositories and their topics in a flat array. I don't see any reason why you should use recurse here, you're only selecting from one class of objects. Just reference them directly.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49410611

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jq, when to use the dot and when not

Asked 2018-Mar-21 at 06:23

Consider the following json string:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Mar-21 at 06:23

Perhaps things will be clearer if you begin by thinking of the full data pipeline involved, and recognize when an expression is just an abbreviated form.

In constructing an unabbreviated pipeline, the basic principles regarding "dots" are quite simple:

. refers to the input
.foo is for accessing the value of the key "foo"
.[] is for expanding an array or object

There are many allowed abbreviations. The two that seem to have confused you the most are:

.foo.bar for .foo | .bar
{foo} for {"foo": .foo}

Another important abbreviation is:

E[] for E | .[] where E is a suitably compact expression

With these principles and examples in mind, you should be able to master the details as explained in the jq documentation.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49398366

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