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Collect tabular data from HTML Table Elements as object array or 2D string array
Collect tabular data from HTML Table Elements as object array or 2D string array
npm install playwright-table
import { collectTableWithHeaders } from 'playwright-table'
import { firefox } from 'playwright'
async function main() {
let browser = await firefox.launch()
let page = await browser.newPage()
await page.goto(
'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airports_by_IATA_airport_code:_A',
)
await page.waitForSelector('.wikitable')
let rows = await collectTableWithHeaders({
page,
selector: '.wikitable',
})
console.log(rows)
await page.close()
await browser.close()
}
main()
Details refere to example/main.ts
export function collectTableWithHeaders<Key extends string = string>(input: {
page: Page
selector: string
}): Promise<Record<Key, string>[] | undefined>
export function collectTableWithoutHeaders(input: {
page: Page
selector: string
}): Promise<string[][] | undefined>
export function collectAllTableWithHeaders<Key extends string = string>(input: {
page: Page
selector: string
limit?: number
}): Promise<Array<Record<Key, string>[]>>
export function collectAllTableWithoutHeaders(input: {
page: Page
selector: string
limit?: number
}): Promise<Array<string[][]>>
This project is licensed with BSD-2-Clause
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Collect tabular data from HTML Table Elements as object array or 2D string array
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