cucumis | BDD Cucumber Style Asynchronous Testing Framework | Functional Testing library
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Cucumis is a basic implementation of cucumber's gherkin BDD plain-english testing language in node.js.
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- Process a step definition
- Main step function
- Run a scenario
- Main function
- Runs feature .
- Parse command line arguments
- List all features in the run .
- This function is called when an event listener is executed
- Execute a command in a dictionary
- Indents text .
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QUESTION
As the title describes, I am trying to extract data from a website. Specifically, I'm trying to extract host susceptibility and host insusceptibility data from each of the species pages found here.
These data can be found on individual species specific pages, for example for Abelia latent tymovirus at its respective URL.
I am struggling to extract these data as the HTML seems to be very unstructured. For example, host susceptibility/insusceptibility always exists in node h4, but along with other varying headers and listitems.
This is my first go at web-scraping and I have been trying with the chrome plugin Web Scraper, which seems very intuitive and flexible. I have been able to get the scraper to visit the multiple pages, but I can't seem to direct it to specifically collect the susceptibility/insusceptibility data. I attempted using SelectorGadget to identify exactly what my selector should be, but the lack of structure in the HTML made this ineffective.
Any advice on how I can change my plan of attack for this?
I am also open to trying to extract the data using R's rvest
package. I have so far been able to read the html from a specific page, extract the h4 and li elements, and clean up the line breaks. Reproducible code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-05 at 05:09Here is one trick.
You can get the index of
'Susceptible host species'
'Insusceptible host species'
'Families containing susceptible hosts'
Everything between 1 and 2 are susceptible_species
and between 2 and 3 are insusceptible_species
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