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I'm doing a basic web-scraping exercise for myself, extracting States of the Union from this website.

my code to get what I need looks like this.

I am aware that this might be a naive question with an easy solution.

Basic web-scraping exercise, everything is in my df and structured as well. as you can see from the code below

The answer is probably not too far fetched and I apologize for that in advance. I'm doing a basic web scraping exercise, based of code i find online but with my own twist in order for me to know what I'm writing. I managed to add a year, data & president column but I'm struggling to add the US president's party to my df. the result is always the same, all presidents are labelled as Republicans.

Here's my code

I'm working on collapsible cards for a webpage using Bootstrap 4. However, when I try to use a bootstrap navbar combined with these cards, the navbar shows up with a lot of blue links. Also, the hamburger menu isn't showing up at all.

Here is a link to my CodePen.

https://codepen.io/asizemore/pen/ExaRPwL

Does anyone know why it might be doing this and how to fix it?

May I get recommendations or links to representative code repositories with good style for multiple related Common Lisp packages, please?

For instance, consider a high-level workflow library with accompanying lower-level API, each in its own CL package but same git repo due to synchronized releases.

Each system (*.asd file) isolates tests and may be invoked using:

(asdf:test-system foo :force t)

Separate systems may be built via make, which definitely helps isolate SBCL code-coverage reports.

Some users of the library may only want to load the lower-level API. For simplifying dependencies for those using higher-level API, it seems best to keep everything bundled in one repo. Any revision to one library would likely require updating all for the same release.

I currently have a single directory tree with a subdirectory for each CL package. There's a top-level Makefile plus one in each subdirectory that the library maintain would use. The top-level also contains symbolic links for .asd files pointing into relevant subdirectories. (It's a library deeply dependent upon POSIX calls via uiop-posix, so it's only applicable on an OS with sym-links.)

This seems to be an issue at large considering issue #1 for Quicklisp-docs [0].

Found nothing relevant in Google's CL style guide [1], State of the Common Lisp Ecosystem, 2015 [2], Edi's CL Recipes [3] or Lisp-lang [4]. Browsing repos seem to have quite a mix of styles.

• [0] https://github.com/rudolfochrist/quicklisp-docs/issues/1
• [1] https://google.github.io/styleguide/lispguide.xml
• [2] https://web.archive.org/web/20160305061250/http://eudoxia.me/article/common-lisp-sotu-2015/
• [3] http://weitz.de/cl-recipes/
• [4] http://lisp-lang.org/learn/writing-libraries but see also their section on Continuous Integration

Repo to be fixed: https://gitlab.com/dpezely/cl-mmap
(commit a23bd88d of 2018-07-14; release will be tagged when fixed)

I'm attempting to pull down the text of a web page's source as a string to parse through. The result is something that's formatted vaguely like the site's html, but with nonsense text. I'm doing this as part of a tutorial and the source code given by the instructor gives me the same issue. It also persists for every site I try. Could it be a problem with my computer/internet connection?

Log result:

I am working on a project that requires me to go through various pages of links, and within these links find the xml file and parse it. I am having trouble extracting the xml file. There are two xml files within each link and I am interested in the one that is bigger. How can I extract the xml file, and find the the one with the max size. I tried using the grep function but its constantly giving me an error.