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So I'm trying to scrape food images links from restaurants on the Postmates. For the example I'm trying on this restaurant: https://postmates.com/merchant/fruitive-washington-96807

The src that has the image link, seems a little bit difficult for me to export it. I tried everything I knew, but with 0 results. Always I have a return like this: [] or a list index out of range error or None type error and generally errors.

The code of the page is this:

I have a df such as:

I have a column in my df that looks like below:

so I am new to R and I am having trouble on figuring out how I would plot this data. I guess I am confused on how to use the aes function in ggplot, because I do not understand how I would categorize the x and y if I have 3 columns of data with a bunch of various times beneath each.

In my df I have a column for each entity below (Grubhub, Toasttab, Tenk) and it says either yes or no in the value of that column for each row,

I have below code such as:

I'm trying to work with an API which is lightly documented here: https://postmates.com/developer/docs/#resources__delivery__create-delivery

It uses multipart form data (x-www-form-urlencoded).

They also have a tutorial here, kind of, for using Postman to test: https://blog.postmates.com/testing-the-postmates-api-with-postman-1d4c55336e85

The issue I'm having is with this "manifest_items" field. The documentation simply describes this as "List of items being delivered." and it has an "Attributes" link that goes nowhere. However, in the example response the manifest_items looks like it should contain sub elements (name, quantity, size). And in the tutorial's response there is a fourth (additional_data). Also in the tutorial, which uses Postman, you can see the value in the manifest_items field, which is [...

This makes me think it might be a array. Anyway, how do you define a value like this in a multipart for data parameter? I've tried a number of ways using Postman and Talend API tester. I don't see a GUI method. One example is placing "size=small&name=bag&quantity=2" into the field value.

Regardless of what I do, here is the response from Postmates:

{"kind":"error","code":"invalid_params","message":"The parameters of your request were invalid.","params":{}}

Any ideas here?

Thanks,

Ben

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