Scraping, paring, producing HTML
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Webdev Tory Anderson
Mar 19, 2016, 1:12:43 PM3/19/16
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I'm trying to scrape a page, pare it down to a sub-portion of the page, and return the sub-portion as HTML. Is there a better way than the following?
That seems almost right, but according to my REPL I have all quotation marks escaped, and lots of \n and \t, which won't translate to much in the HTML.
(-> address URL. html/html-resource (html/select [:#main :#content]) html/emit* (->> (apply str)))
That seems almost right, but according to my REPL I have all quotation marks escaped, and lots of \n and \t, which won't translate to much in the HTML.
Christophe Grand
Mar 21, 2016, 8:52:59 AM3/21/16
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From your description it's just the way the REPL prints value that troubles you.
You see something like "<html>\n\t<head>...". If you try to print this value (using println for example) you'll see that escaped quotation marks and \n and \t are just artifacts of the readable representation written out by the REPL and are not part of the value.--
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