In your browser just right-click on the textboxes and inspect. You’ll see the id ‘app-input-username’ for the username and ‘app-input-password’ for the password field.
Edit: your input fields don’t have a name, see reply below.
In your browser just right-click on the textboxes and inspect. You’ll see the id ‘app-input-username’ for the username and ‘app-input-password’ for the password field.
Edit: your input fields don’t have a name, see reply below.
I manage to do it with this code:
value_template: >-
{% if (value | regex_findall_index("(\d)", index=0)) == "0" %}
on
{% else %}
off
{% endif %}
So it is not name but id of the component right?
No sorry, you are right it should be the name. But the form inputs on that page don’t have a name. Instead some javascript magic seems to happen and it then posts a json body like {"login":"xcvcx","passwordEncrypted":"5kMhR235O3swwWtcW0zqgw=="}
That’s not supported by the form-submit functionality
Thanks anyway
Hello everybody, would you please help me how to get this value
from here
using scrape sensor@hassio? thank you!
Release v5.1.0
I released v5.1.0 which creates a service that allows you to “manually” trigger an update or schedule it at specific times with automations
Hey,
You can ‘right click’ on the number > Copy > Copy Selector
That will give you the selector you need to pull the data
#_content > table > tbody > tr > td:nth-child(1) > table > tbody > tr:nth-child(2) > td:nth-child(2) > strong
hello Daniel,
it was the problem, now it works like a charm!
thank you!
Hi,
I’m trying to get some results from Markets - Bitvavo
Used the ‘copy selector’ to get the value required.
removed the # before the socket to get unknown instead of unavailable.
multiscrape:
- name: bitvavo
resource: https://bitvavo.com/en/markets
scan_interval: 600 # seconds
sensor:
- unique_id: bitvavo_btc_price
name: bitvavo.btc_price
icon: mdi:bitcoin
select: "socket > div:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(2) > div > table.interactive.responsive.sortable > tbody > tr:nth-child(8) > td:nth-child(4) > span"
- unique_id: bitvavo_eth_price
name: bitvavo.eth_price
select: "socket > div:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(2) > div > table.interactive.responsive.sortable > tbody > tr:nth-child(4) > td:nth-child(4) > span"
- unique_id: bitvavo_ant_price
name: bitvavo.ant_price
select: "socket > div:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(2) > div > table.interactive.responsive.sortable > tbody > tr:nth-child(42) > td:nth-child(4) > span"
removing the > tbody doesn’t have any effect, value remains at state ‘unknown’.
any tips?
didn’t get the one above working but aas the order of the rows changes that is fine. Furthermore how would one select this row?
<tr data-market="BTC-EUR" data-action="link" data-href="bitcoin/price"> SHIP </tr>
Not working is
multiscrape:
- name: bitvavo
resource: https://bitvavo.com/en/markets
scan_interval: 600 # seconds
sensor:
- unique_id: bitvavo_btc_price
name: bitvavo.btc_price
icon: mdi:bitcoin
select: 'tr{data-market="BTC-EUR"]'
also variation with
select 'tr.data-market="BTC-EUR"'
is a no go.
UPDATE 1423
Part working, it gets me the euro-sign only…
select: 'tr[data-market="BTC-EUR"] > td:nth-child(4)'
adding > span gives me a blank state again.
Hi,
Im unable to get the data from the website. Can someone know why?
multiscrape:
- resource: https://myaccount.mytnb.com.my/AccountManagement/ViewAccountProfile?selectedAccountID=e06c71b2-68d8-4ec6-89f5-b6f29d35812c&activate=PaymentHistory
scan_interval: 30
headers:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0
form_submit:
submit_once: True
resource: https://www.mytnb.com.my/
select: "form-control-valid"
input:
email: [email protected]
password: abcd
extra: field
sensor:
- select: "#gridBillingHistory > tr.active > td:nth-child(6) > div"
name: TNB
I think the select for your form should be #frm-login
. You don’t need the ‘extra’ input usually.
Looks like the actual prices are injected by javascript after the initial page retrieval.
Thanks for the help. Is there any way to scrape data from javascript?
Not that I know of and not in multiscrape. Interpreting javascript is a very different matter.
I hope you don’t mind, is there any tutorial on youtube that i can follow on how to scrape data from javascript?.
Can’t help you with that, I’m afraid.