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I found a solution. Basically I used the graphQL variables and made the variable into a dict, like this:

When working on something that's intended to be a module, I usually install the module in my interpretter then use the "module_name" run configuration in PyCharm instead of the "script_path" like you have set up.

1. Create a virtual environment: python -m venv venv
2. Activate the virtual environment: source venv/bin/activate
3. Follow the instructions in the projects readme to install (in this case python setup.py install)
4. Add that virtual environment to PyCharm (Preferences > Project Interpreter)
5. PyCharm will prompt you to install requirements, do it
6. Where it says "script_path" in your run configuration, click the little arrow and change to "module_name"
7. Set the module name to "scdl.scdl"

Now you should be able to run/debug as normal, hope that helps!

The data you're looking for is not in the original data that the hacktober server sends, and Beautiful Soup downloads and parses; it's inserted into the HTML by the Javascript code that runs on that page in your browser after that original data is loaded.

If you use this shell command to download the data that's actually served as the page, you'll see that the span tag you're looking at starts off empty:

You can run for loop and add each word in li tag.