![]() Soup = BeautifulSoup(html, 'lxml')Use it: > p = soup. If need to search more specific as mention before you call text(and use tool on that text).Įxample this is a typical way with text and values are in separated tags. non-HTML) from the HTML: text soup.findall (text True ) However, this is going to give us some information we don't want. First let's write some code to grab the HTML from the web page, and look at how we can start parsing through it. ![]() Using Requests to scrape data for Beautiful Soup to parse. how do I convert the thing bs returns via using the find, find_all or select method to a string upon which a regx search will work?Often the way HTML/XML is structured there is no need to further search with regex. We'll use Beautiful Soup to parse the HTML as follows: from bs4 import BeautifulSoup soup BeautifulSoup (htmlpage, 'html.parser' ) Finding the text BeautifulSoup provides a simple way to find text content (i.e. We're using Beautiful Soup 4 because it's the latest version and Beautiful Soup 3 is no longer being developed or supported. ![]() In this tutorial, we will learn how to use gettext () with examples, and we'll also know the difference between gettext () and the. Fran_3 Wrote:3 - But since I invested a bunch of time in learning regx it would be nice to know that when bs does not provide an obvious (to me) way to drill down and get my target text. Understand How to Use gettext () in Beautifulsoup gettext () is a Beatifoulsoup method that uses to get all child strings concatenated using the given separator. Multiple lines they are separated bye \n,just like all multiple text lines in Python. Note: We used the text attribute to only extract the text without the HTML tags and assigned it to the variable tablebody. right?There is no \n issue,if only one line there is no \n. (Aug-19-2017, 08:30 PM)Fran_3 Wrote: 2 - Your earlier code in this thread seems to be a valid solution for dealing with \n issue when bs 'finds' pre tag contents. right?Bye using text call then it's just a string that can be used bye Python string tool or regex. Therefore, there are situations when we need to split it by br> tags rather. right? And as such I can't use regx to search it. Every time a tag is closed, BeautifulSoup get text and adds a new line character. (Aug-19-2017, 08:30 PM)Fran_3 Wrote: 1 - If I'm using bs to capture the contents of a pre tag.
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