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How to use all_text_contents method in Playwright Python

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pw_getHisDataJ_test3.py

Source:pw_getHisDataJ_test3.py

...70            # # coinCMCnames_loc = page.locator('tbody>tr>td>div>a>div>div>p')             71            # print(f'j) coinCMCnames_loc.count(): {await coinCMCnames_loc.count()}') 72            # all_inner_texts = await coinCMCnames_loc.all_inner_texts()73            # print(f'\nj) {pageUrl}ì all_inner_texts {len(all_inner_texts)}ê°: {all_inner_texts}')74            # all_text_contents = await coinCMCnames_loc.all_text_contents() 75            # print(f'\nj) {pageUrl}ì all_text_contents {len(all_text_contents)}ê°: {all_text_contents}') 76            77            # coinCMCnames_oneP = await coinCMCnames_loc.evaluate_all('selecteds=>selecteds.map(e=>e.innerText)') 78            # # print(f'j) {pageUrl} ì ì½ì¸CMCì´ë¦ë¤ {len(coinCMCnames_oneP)}ê°: {coinCMCnames_oneP}\n') 79            return urls_oneP, coinCMCnames_oneP 80            # TODO TODO TODO ë©ì¸íë©´ì ì½ì¸ëª, urlì ì½ì¸ëª ëë¤ ê°ì ¸ìì ë§µíí´ëëê² ì¢ìë¯. /21.12.12.13:48. 81        82        # TODO TODO TODO ë§¨ë§ì§ë§ ë± íê° ì½ì¸ {'https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/apenft/'} ëë¬¸ì ê³~~~ì whileë¬¸ ëë¤;;; ëì§?? 83        #  í¹ì ë§ì°ì¤ë¡ ë¤ìíì´ì§ í´ë¦íëê±°ë ë¬ë¦¬, urlë¡ ë°ë¡ ë¤ìíì´ì§ë¡ ëì´ê°ë©´ ë ë¤ë¥¸ê°??? /21.12.12.23:24. 84        # ì¡°ì¬ëì ì½ì¸ë¤ url ê°ì ¸ì´. 85        while True: # í¹ìë ííì´ì§(100ê°ì½ì¸)ë¨ìë¡ ê°ì ¸ì¤ëëì¤ ìì´ìì ë¬ë¼ì ¸ì ì¤ë³µëëì½ì¸ ìê¸¸ê²½ì°, ì²«íì´ì§ë¶í° ë¤ì ìì. /21.12.12.16:26. 86            coinUrls = []87            coinCMCnames = []88            ruined = False ...

product_list.py

Source:product_list.py

...20        return title_text.text_content()21    def order_z_to_a(self):22        self.page.select_option(selector="[data-test=\"product_sort_container\"]", label="Name (Z to A)")23    def product_names(self):24        return self.page.locator(self.ITEM_NAME_LIST).all_text_contents()25    def order_low_to_high(self):26        self.page.select_option(selector="[data-test=\"product_sort_container\"]", label="Price (low to high)")27    def order_high_to_low(self):28        self.page.select_option(selector="[data-test=\"product_sort_container\"]", label="Price (high to low)")29    def product_prices(self, amount=0):30        prices_text = self.page.locator(self.ITEM_PRICE_LIST).all_text_contents()31        prices_list = []32        if amount == 0:33            for price in prices_text:34                prices_list.append(float(price.removeprefix("$")))35        else:36            for i in range(0, amount):37                prices_list.append(float(prices_text[i].removeprefix("$")))38        return prices_list39    def add_product_to_cart(self, count):40        # Esta manera es la correcta?41        for i in range(0, count):42            self.page.locator(self.ADD_TO_CART_BUTTONS).nth(i).click()43    def get_cart_items(self):44        cart_counter = self.page.locator(self.CART_COUNTER)...

scrapCM.py

Source:scrapCM.py

...41    try:42        expect(page).to_have_url("https://cmharyanacell.nic.in/office/activegriev.php")43        page.locator("text=Close").click()44        # GET PARAGRAPH TEXT IN DIV having text "in action"45        d=page.locator('div.adata').all_text_contents()46        d=np.array(d)47        #save d as text file48        np.savetxt("cmpt.csv", 49            d,50            delimiter =", ",51            fmt="%s")52    5354        context.close()55        browser.close()56        return 057    except Exception as e:58        context.close()59        browser.close()
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Honeypot_dect.py

Source:Honeypot_dect.py

...24			#print("type ua: ", type(ua))25			# print(page.content())26			time.sleep(5)27			rows = page.locator('css=[class="alert-body"]')28			texts = rows.all_text_contents()29			if 'Honeypot!' in texts[0]:30				print('Not Passed. Honeypot! ',address)31				return False32			# print(texts[0].replace(' ',''))33			elif 'high trading fee' in texts[0]:34				print('Not Passed. High trading fees ',address)35				return False36			# print(texts[0].replace(' ', ''))37			elif 'Honeypot tests passed' in texts[0]:38				print('Passed! ',address)39				return True40			elif 'IDENTICAL_ADDRESSES' in texts[0]:41				print('Not Passed. IDENTICAL_ADDRESSES ',address)42				return False
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