FD.js | Finite domain constraint programming library in JS

I have been trying to analyze hotels from Tripadvisor for the Hotel chain Melia at Spain. Having made a selection of 35 hotels, we wanted to use a code that enables us to create a dataframe looping through the Urls instead of going one by one manually.

We created the base code, which includes the info we want for one of the hotels. (Copied below) However, although getting the url of the session is a possibility, our selection is more "random" and it is not one of the webpage categories (for example they have a category which is Hotels in Spain, but there is not a list for our hotels). Do you know some way to achieve that?

Scrapping Bubbles

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We do cannot get the code for the stars. Here is what we used before the script, and the script we found.

When I run the command npm run build:ssr && npm run serve:ssr dist/browser/index is like this

after installing ngx-spinner and implementing it: everything was working fine in development environment ,but after running "ng build --prod" it gave this unknown error:

I have an Angular 8 application configured in my local IIS. I have also installed and configured IIS URL Rewrite. The issue is that the application is loading fine if I access it from the start page. But if at any instance, I reload the application or if I try to access the inner pages using the URL, I get the following error.

Please find my IIS URL Rewrite config below :

I've created a new (WebPack, Vue, Vuetify, PWA) project in /var/www/html/testing:

My app has a very slow loading time when users navigate to the home screen. Also, when my students are trying to use my app from a school district computer, with its strict firewalls, they frequently encounter ERR_CONNECTION_RESET error screens. I suspect that one major contributor to these problems is that the head of each page is loading way too many javascript and jquery libraries.

Months ago, when I first began implementing jquery and javascript into my app, I vaguely recall that I was supposed to selectively include only the necessary jquery features in application.js. Now I no longer remember the vocabulary that I need to look up this concept. Below, I'll include the html file that is compiled by my app. As you can see, there are almost 130 lines of scripts being loaded. This can't be normal, can it?

Here is the html file as seen in Chrome's Page Inspector.

Need some help with htaccess rewrite rule I'm stuck with.

I have a handler index.html which is used to handle all requests except existing files. I'm using this rule: