List of functions

List of available functions for manual parsing

HTML

`element_text`

Name	Arguments	Description
`element_text`	-	Extract text from HTML & remove whitespaces

`xpath`

Name	Arguments	Description
`xpath`	`xpath_expressions` Type: string Required: true	Applies an XPath expression to the provided input value. If the execution does not yield a result, the subsequent expression in the array is utilized. Expressions can incorporate XSLT functions and are compatible with XPath version 1.0 and XSLT version 1.0.

`xpath_one`

Name	Arguments	Description
`xpath`	`xpath_expressions` Type: string Required: true	Identical to `xpath` but used for extracting a singular value even if more are present.

`css`

Name	Arguments	Description
`css`	`css_expressions` Type: string Required: true	Applies a CSS expression to the provided input value. If the execution doesn't yield a result, the subsequent expression in the array is utilized. It's important to mention that the css function always outputs a JSON array containing HTML elements, complete with opening and closing tags. If you want to extract the content of the element, you can use the element_text function afterward.

`css_one`

Name	Arguments	Description
`css_one`	`css_expressions` Type: string Required: true	Identical to `css` but used for extracting a singular value even if more are present.

Data Manipulation

`amount_from_string`

Name	Arguments	Description
`amount_from_string`	-	Locate the initial instance of a numerical value within a string and transform it into a floating-point number.

`amount_range_from_string`

Name	Arguments	Description
`amount_range_from_string`	-	Identifies every numeric value in a string and changes them into floating-point numbers.

`join`

Name	Arguments	Description
`join`	`separator` Type: string Required: false Default: ""	Joins a list of strings into a unified string. The individual values are divided by the specified separator.

`regex_find_all`

Name	Arguments	Description
`regex_find_all`	`separator` Type: string Required: false Default: ""	Identifies all strings that conform to a specified regular expression pattern.

`regex_search`

Name	Arguments	Description
`regex_search`	`regex_pattern` Type: string Required: true `group_to_return` Type: integer Required: false Default: 0	Locates a string that satisfies the provided regular expression. It then returns the specified matching group, which defaults to 0.

`regex_substring`

Name	Arguments	Description
`regex_search`	`regex_pattern` Type: string Required: true `group_to_return` Type: integer Required: false Default: 0	Identifies a string that satisfies the provided regular expression and retrieves the specified matching group (defaulting to 0).

`length`

Name	Arguments	Description
`length`	-	Obtains the length of the array. When a multi-dimensional array is given as input, the function operates on the innermost array.

`select_nth`

Name	Arguments	Description
`select_nth`	`index` Type: integer Required: true	Provides the nth element from the array, utilizing zero-based indexing. Negative indexes can be used to select items from the end of the array, such as the last (-1) or second last (-2) elements.

`convert_to_float`

Name	Arguments	Description
`convert_to_float`	-	Converts a string or an integer to a floating point number.

`convert_to_int`

Name	Arguments	Description
`convert_to_int`	-	Converts a string or a floating point number to an integer.

`convert_to_str`

Name	Arguments	Description
`convert_to_str`	-	Converts an integer or a floating point number to a string.

`average`

Name	Arguments	Description
`average`	`round_precision` Type: integer Required: false	Calculates the average of values in an array.

`max`

Name	Arguments	Description
`max`	-	Finds the biggest value in an array.

`min`

Name	Arguments	Description
`min`	-	Finds the smallest value in an array.

`product`

Name	Arguments	Description
`product`	-	Returns the result of multiplying all the values in the array together.

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