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QUESTION
The EPA CompTox Chemical Dashboard received an update, and my old code is not longer able to scrape the Boiling Point for chemicals. Is anyone able to help me scrape the Experimental Average Boiling Point? I need to be able to write an R code that can loop through several chemicals.
Example webpages:
Acetone: https://comptox.epa.gov/dashboard/chemical/properties/DTXSID8021482
Methane: https://comptox.epa.gov/dashboard/chemical/properties/DTXSID8025545
I have tried read_html()
and xmlParse()
without success. The Experimental Average Boiling Point (ExpAvBP) value does not show up in the XML.
I have tried using ContentScraper()
from the RCrawler
, but it only returns NA whatever I try. Furthermore, this would only work for the first webpage listed, as the cell id changes with each chemical.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 16:41As the data is in no table format we have to extract text and extract the boiling temperature by matching pattern BoilingPoint
.
QUESTION
Given a set of URLs that do not have any common underlying structure, in terms of their HTML code, and a keyword, which R packages are best recommended to use to explore all the links within those pages - Rvest or Rcrawler- in terms of speed and efficiency? Any ideas for Python?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-25 at 05:33I think the solution you are expecting is something like this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/69384812/12050737
But, by adding a few codes as follows, we can solve the problem:
QUESTION
I would like to cralwer the poems and save with txt
from this link, here is some hints:
- create folders with name of poet,
- save the poems with txt format by clicking poems in the red circle one by one,
- file name should be poem titles with extension of
txt
.
I'm new on web crawler with R, someone could help? I'll appreciate your suggestions or helps.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-10 at 03:32This requires quite a lot of knowledge pieces, that I don't think a beginner can connect together. So here is the code, I explained in the comments:
QUESTION
I want to crawl the site https://www.ups.com/de/de/shipping/surcharges/fuel-surcharges.page. There, the company is giving all fuel surcharges they are adding to invoice amounts. I need the information to correctly calculate some costs. Unfortunately, UPS is currently not willing to send me the data in a readable format on a regular basis. Thus, I thought about crawling the website and getting the information by myself.
Unfortunately, when using postman or my crawling tool rcrawler, the GET request to the site hides the data tables. How could I trick the site to return all the data as it does when using chrome browser?
For example, the standard tier costs table looks like this in postman (containing just the headlines of the columns but no values):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 15:43You are just naively downloading the website source.
If you open developer tools in your browser (usually F12) and open the Network tab, and reload the page, you will see all the requests that are made.
You will notice several javascript files, and somewhere in that list you will also see a file named de.json
. If you look at the response form that request, you will see all the rates displayed as json.
One of the javascript files parses this and displays this data in a table, in your browser. Postman does not have a javascript interpreter; actually it does, but it is not used same as a web browser. So requesting the entire page will not show you this data.
However, if you GET https://www.ups.com/assets/resources/fuel-surcharge/de.json you will get the data you are after.
QUESTION
I'm trying to get both the label and data of items of a museum collection using Rcrawler. I think I made a mistake using the ExtractXpathPat
variable, but I can't figure out how to fix it.
I expect an output like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-04 at 04:56I don't use RCrawler to scrape but I think your XPaths need to be fixed. I did it for you :
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