问题
I need to parse an array out of a website. The part of the Javascript I want to parse looks like this:
_arPic[0] = "http://example.org/image1.jpg";
_arPic[1] = "http://example.org/image2.jpg";
_arPic[2] = "http://example.org/image3.jpg";
_arPic[3] = "http://example.org/image4.jpg";
_arPic[4] = "http://example.org/image5.jpg";
_arPic[5] = "http://example.org/image6.jpg";
I get the whole javascript by something like that:
product_page = Nokogiri::HTML(open(full_url))
product_page.css("div#main_column script")[0]
Is there an easy way to parse all of the variables?
回答1:
If I read you correctly you're trying to parse the JavaScript and get a Ruby array with your image URLs yes?
Nokogiri only parses HTML/XML so you're going to need a different library; A cursory search turns up the RKelly library which has a parse function that takes a JavaScript string and returns a parse tree.
Once you have a parse tree you're going to need to traverse it and find the nodes of interest by name (e.g. _arPic) then get the string content on the other side of the assignment.
Alternatively, if it doesn't have to be too robust (and it wouldn't be) you can just use a regex to search the JavaScript if possible:
/^\s*_arPic\[\d\] = "(.+)";$/
might be a good starter regex.
回答2:
The easy way:
_arPic = URI.extract product_page.css("div#main_column script")[0].text
which can be shortened to:
_arPic = URI.extract product_page.at("div#main_column script").text
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14461931/ruby-nokogiri-javascript-parsing