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github.com/nikkbh/html-parser-cli
A simple CLI app that takes a website URL and a CSS selector as flags and prints the text content of that selector element.
After cloning the repository run the following command to build the CLI.
go build -o bin/parser-html.exe
The .exe
exetension is used only to run this CLI on windows. To build the CLI on Linux use the following command:
go build -o bin/parse-html
A reference to build for other OS environments here.
Next step is to run the CLI using
./bin/parse-html.exe parse-html -u <URL> -s <CSS_SELECTOR>
NOTE: Remember to put a . (dot) for classnames in the CSS_SELECTOR flag.
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