venture | A Choose-Your-Own-Presentation application | Frontend Framework library

In Result object with ID 385687 you have a property backdrop_path being null. Adjust your Result object and make the property nullable:

String? backdropPath;

You are improperly splitting the message content. You added g to the regex by accident. Correct line:

I think you have all the information you're looking for with jsonlite::fromJSON(url) using the second url.

This is what's contained in the response for that call

First, I think you might want to remove the API key in your example and reset it.

Regarding your question. Your response starts with a data property. To parse this you would need start your struct there as well.

So something like this should work;

There is a distinct difference between character(0) and "" (0-length string). In R, the length of a character vector is the number of elements in the vector, regardless of how many (if any) characters are in each string element; the number of characters are found using nchar, which returns the number of characters, or nzchar which is a faster boolean function which is effectively (but much faster than) nchar(.) > 0.

To have truly character(0) in a frame is certainly possible, but it would require list-columns, which is not a common occurrence in base R applications.

If it is just 0-length strings, then you can use nzchar:

The problem involves selection rather than "grep", and here is a solution accordingly:

When you redact email as HTML, you have to think in older versions of HTML, such as HTML 4 and below. Plus email clients have some limitations as to what related resources they will download for obvious security reasons.

By just removing the HTML5 DOCTYPE declaration, linked fonts and linked style-sheets, and cleaning up inline declarations, I get to the following code:

The response basically looks like a list of dicts. So to extract names (or other keys) you can just do a list comprehension:

[d['name'] for d in data_quote]

Two issues in your code:

1. The div elements you're querying do not have any id attributes. (the children of the first div element)
2. You need to use .get("id") to access the id attribute - .id is interpreted as .find('id'), which would return None

Here's a working example: