I am trying to scrape a website using puppeteer and cheerio. I have gotten the html of the page I want to scrape using puppeteer. I have loaded that html into cheerio. async function run() { const browser = await…
I decided for the sake of interest to collect data from the site (name, price per night, rating) for myself and encountered a misunderstanding. I get nothing on the output. I rewrote on other libraries but they say this one…
I'm trying to get table from this site using Cheerio lib in google app script. I'm put some code below this answer, but getting only [] in console.log() There is my code function test2() { const url = 'https://github.com/labnol/apps-script-starter/blob/master/scopes.md'; const…
I thought this would be simple but its causing me some issue in simpley replacing tag valuse with another. I am taking HTML code, and adding className to each H tag but I also need to change the to all…
I am trying to scrape the text from 5 different divs of a website, but the problem is that I cannot make use of the class name nor of the ID. I observed that what those divs have in common,…
I want to download the whole table data from this webpage. It has five sub tables having its own thead and tbody each, under 'table[class="calendar"]'. My codes below can pull all thead texts and tbody texts as whole, but doesn't…
Using cheerio, how can i grab 2 separate html contents which follow an html element, and not are inside a specific html element? what i want to grab is from: <div> <time> <svg>...<svg/> "first string I want to grab" <svg>...<svg/>…
Using I Cheerio I want to select the text of theses parts: this is the first area to select this is the second area to select <div class="lun boxBd boxMain" t="page"> <div id="boxWrd" class="boxLtr"> <div> <h1>trust</h1><i class="aud"><span class="ico icoAu"></span></i> </div>…
I'm struggling trying to load an HTML fragment with Cheerio. var htmlString = '<div class="artist"><i class="user blue circle icon"></i> Skyy</div>'; var $ = cheerio.load(data); console.info($.html()); Outputs <html><head></head><body><div class="artist"><i class="user blue circle icon"></i> Skyy</div></body></html> My problem is, I think, that Cheerio…
I am trying to extract the img src from the following xml tag inside of an item I am calling cheerio.load on my response data like so const $ = cheerio.load(response.data, { xmlMode: true }); $("item").each((i, item) => { and…