Code Challenge Solution #285
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This pull request contains my solution for the code challenge. The goal was to extract a list of Van Gogh paintings from the provided Google search results HTML page.
The solution is written in Python and for extracting the information I used Selenium and BeautifulSoup.
execution_commands.mdcontains the possible commands that can be executed andrequiremnts.txtcontains the dependencies needed.The
extractor.pymodule contains the core logic for parsing the HTML and extracting the data.In the
files/directory, I have added two more HTML files with different types of information (one for the Boston Celtics roster and one for the Atalanta football team roster). I have also added a couple of HTML files with missing parts, used in the tests.Thank you for the opportunity to work on this code challenge. I look forward to your feedback!