Makes it easier to scrape websites with XPATH. Currently using my xpath parser which is incomplete, undocumented and used originally for teaching myself about parsing.
A Very simple example of this which is below and also in the example folder: ```rust use std::io::Cursor;
use scrapermacros::Scraper; use scrapermain::{ xpather, ConvertFromValue, ScraperMain };
pub struct RedditList(
// Uses XPATH to find the item containers
#[scrape(xpath = r#"//div[contains(@class, "Post") and not(contains(@class, "promotedlink"))]"#)]
Vec
pub struct RedditListItem {
// URL of the post
#[scrape(xpath = r#".//a[@data-click-id="body"]/@href"#)]
pub url: Option
// Title of the post
#[scrape(xpath = r#".//a[@data-click-id="body"]/div/h3/text()"#)]
pub title: Option<String>,
// When it was posted
#[scrape(xpath = r#".//a[@data-click-id="timestamp"]/text()"#)]
pub timestamp: Option<String>,
// Amount of comments.
#[scrape(xpath = r#".//a[@data-click-id="comments"]/span/text()"#)]
pub comment_count: Option<String>,
// Vote count.
#[scrape(xpath = r#"./div[1]/div/div/text()"#)]
pub votes: Option<String>,
}
async fn main() -> Result<(), Box
// Parse request into a Document.
let document = xpather::parse_doc(&mut Cursor::new(data));
// Scrape RedditList struct.
let list = RedditList::scrape(&document, None)?;
// Output the scraped.
println!("{:#?}", list);
Ok(())
} ```