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Prerequisites
- I'm using the last version.
- My node version is the same as declared as
package.json.
Subject of the issue
JSON-LD parsing.
Steps to reproduce
Attempt to scrape a page containing (the apparently valid) structured data outputted by the [Yoast SEO plugin](https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/blob/34cf8c33905415f4027505476f251bef81d79226/inc/cl
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I'm having an issue with selectors, and in general they're hard to deal with because they are not documented, neither here nor in GoQuery.
I have this markup:
And I select :
type Categorie struct {
Text string `goquery:"a,text"`
Link string `goquery:"a,[href]"`
Sub
when run with following code :
with MyConnectionScraper(cookie='AQEDAS9oddoAec7fAAABcD_bsSwAAAFwY-g1LFEAR5RwykzJFoxZQ1ZjaMH2vcXgsasLMFb0GwyGbqgh_guqW-K122YvSwg2_zhDnX_gbpdXrYjPqY5Mq9U2o3KmrfQCYbImYSAmUOTVDuPpUoBPkS') as scraper:
connections=scraper.scrape()
people=connections.to_dict()
no such element: Unable to locate element: {"method":"css selector","selector":".mn-connections > h
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I'm pretty impressed with what you have here. However, I've noticed that the new "Featured Snippets" for all search results are being included as the Rank #1 serp (via the provided getOnPagePosition method). There should instead be a custom method for determining whether a Classical result is actually a Featured Snippet (I'm currently seeing this as a Rank #0 result across the web, and the featu
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May 27, 2020 - Ruby
Mysterious bug
Hi, I've been using the library for several month, and since about one month ago I frequently encounter this problem and have to rerun the code and ignore certain posts. Please help to fix this. Thanks!
`Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
File "/data/imgur/scraper.py", line 331, in autoscrape
for post in get_viral_posts_from(date=day):
File "/
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The mapping that I use follows the documentation. We have a list of nested JSON objects
It's an issue in the ELK stack, not Twint. Workarounds/solutions are welcome.
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