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Scrape Google search results with Selenium. No obfuscation other than random Firefox user-agents, just a simple scraper that returns however many pages of results you want. 1 page = 100 results.
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- Scrape results from DOM .
- Return a list of UAA U .
- Go to a single page .
- Parse command line arguments .
- Start the browser .
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Copydef main():
# filter to text files
filetype = "text/plain"
# authenticate Google Drive API
service = get_gdrive_service()
# search for files that has type of text/plain
search_result = search(service, query=f"mimeType='{filety Community Discussions
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Answered 2020-Mar-09 at 18:32In Google Analytics the URL paths that are passed to GA with your Pageview hits are stripped of these fragments.
You can update the data before sending it to Analytics (track pageviews).
QUESTION
I wrote this little app that takes in a set of starwars characters and returns images in an array.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 11:43const getImages = (keywords) =>
Promise.all(keywords.map(keyword => client.search(`${keyword} Wookieepedia`, options).then(result => [keyword, result])))
.then(entries => Object.fromEntries(entries))
.then(data => firstResult = data.map(result => result));
const fun = async () => {
const res = await getImages(['yoda' , 'luke skywalker' , 'darth vader']);
console.log(res);
}
fun()
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I'm six years into emacs and only just getting into the details. I have a hyrda in my init for browser activity, using engine-mode, browse-url, and browse-url-of-buffer. I've written a new function 'print-to-browser' that htmlizes the buffer and opens it in the default browser.
Of course browse-url-of-buffer acts on the original buffer and not htlmizes output buffer. ADD-HOOK, which I use, has a LOCAL or GLOBAL argument that toggles browse-url-of-buffer acting on both buffers or the original buffer alone, but not the new buffer alone.
Somewhere in there htmlize creates a new buffer which is probably added to the end of the buffer-list. I want either to pass last-buffer, which calls the last buffer from the selected windows buffer-list, to browse-url-of-buffer, or pass the name of the htmlized buffer to switch-to-buffer, then call browse-url-of-buffer.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Here is print-to-browser:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-17 at 02:16My first solution works (so far). It was only necessary to read a primer on elisp, see here: http://ergoemacs.org/emacs/elisp_basics.html
Here is print-to-browser working:
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I keep getting node-pre-gyp and gyp errors when I try to deploy my Node.js application to Heroku:
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Answered 2019-Jun-12 at 12:39You're not telling Heroku which versions of Node.js and NPM to use, so it's defaulting to the newest available:
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I want to get the first URL result google video search programmatically using JSoup. I have a problem with Google video encoding or Html tags.(Probably HTML tag: .g>.r>a)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-16 at 21:49It seems that your selector is not correct, because elements are not direct childs, try using:
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First of all, disclaimer: I am a reasonably experienced programmer, but very rusty with Javascript and brand new to Google Scripts.
I'm trying to write a function that will
- Search a specified column in each sheet for a given number (tag).
- Once it finds that number, store other information from nearby cells in a string
- Return the completed string (making it the cell value)
The function will be entered into cells as "=parent(tag)" in order to save me the hassle of hunting down the information and copying it manually.
I've checked a few other questions, but I'm still not quite there. See my comments on those sources below.
How do I search Google Spreadsheets? - The first answer to this question was simple, but didn't incorporate any of the Google Scripts-specific code.
Find value in spreadsheet using google script - This one seemed to be looking for a similar solution, so I've attempted to adapt the code from the first answer.
Below is my adapted code from source 2. It seems as though it should work, but when I run it I get an error,
TypeError: Cannot read property "0" from undefined. (line 19).
TLDR: Please help me fix this code to search through the spreadsheets. Line 19 has an error.
EDIT: Added correct code to the end of my question. Rookie mistake, which I'll blame on my being spoiled with compilers :)
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-06 at 18:14The problem is array index starts from 0. So data.length of 2 means array with index 0,1. Try modifying your for loop to the following
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