Text parser

our text parser section includes several useful modules that can enhance your {{scenario singular lowercase}} text parser transformers get elements from html retrieves the desired elements from an html code field description continue the execution of the route even if the module returns no results if enabled, the {{scenario singular lowercase}} will not be stopped by this module element type select the type of element you want to retrieve from the html code such as an image, link, or iframe element(s) html enter the html code you want to retrieve the specified element types from match pattern enables you to find and extract string elements matching a search pattern from a given text field description pattern enter the regular expression pattern for example, \[+ ]?(\d+(\\ \d+)?|\\ \d+)(\[ee]\[+ ]?\d+)? extracts all numerals in the provided text the pattern will contain at least one capture group in parenthesis () for the output bundle to contain some items if the pattern does not contain any capture groups, the output bundle will be empty global match if enabled, then the module retrieves all matches in the text if disabled, then the module retrieves only the first entry case sensitive you can disable the case sensitivity by disabling this option (default=case sensitive) multiline if checked, beginning and end metacharacters ( ^ and $ ) will match the beginning or end of each line, not just the very beginning or end of the whole input string continue the execution of the route even if the module returns no results if enabled, the {{scenario singular lowercase}} will not be stopped by this module text enter the text you want to match the pattern the search pattern is a https //en wikipedia org/wiki/regular expression (aka regex or regexp), which is a sequence of characters in which each character is either a metacharacter, having a special meaning, or a regular character that has a literal meaning the complete list of metacharacters can be found on the https //developer mozilla org/en us/docs/web/javascript/guide/regular expressions for a tutorial on how to create regular expressions, we recommend the https //regexone com/ for an easy, quick regex generator, try the https //regex generator olafneumann org for experimenting with regular expressions, we recommend the https //regex101 com/ just make sure to tick the ecmascript (javascript) flavor in the left panel replace searches the entered text for a specified value or regular expression, and replaces the result with the new value field description pattern enter the search term you can also use a regular expression for more details about the regular expression, refer to the /#match pattern module new value enter a value that will replace the search term global match if this option is enabled, the module will find all matches rather than stopping after the first match each match will be output in a separate bundle case sensitive if this option is enabled, the search will be case sensitive multiline if checked, the beginning and end metacharacters ( ^ and $ ) will match the beginning or end of each line, not just the very beginning or end of the whole input string text enter the text to be searched data scraping data scraping, sometimes called web scraping, data extraction, or web harvesting is the process of collecting data from websites and storing it in your local database or spreadsheets if you wish to scrape data from a website and you are not familiar with regular expressions, you may use a data scraping tool https //apify com/ is an excellent tool, and we already have it integrated http //whitepapers virtualprivatelibrary net/web%20data%20extractors pdf if the data scraping tool provides a rest api, you can connect to it via our universal http and webhooks modules you can also create an app on your own using the https //developers make com/custom apps documentation