Set complex data

[rchipka]

Set complex data

[rchipka]

Osmosis secretly has this functionality in 0.0.6, however it doesn't yet work reliably with objects more than 2 levels deep. Version 0.0.7 will include support for objects of any depth.

Working in 0.0.6:

osmosis = require('osmosis');

osmosis
.get('cnet.com')
.find('.riverPost')
.set({
    'title':  'h3',
    'description': 'p',
    'url': 'a.assetHed@href',
    'images': [osmosis.find('img[src!=""]').set({
        width: '@width',
        height: '@width',
        src: '@src',
    })],
    'author': {
        'name': 'a[rel="author"]',
        'link': 'a[rel="author"]@href'
    }
})
.data(console.log)
.log(console.log)
.error(console.log)
.debug(console.log)

[rchipka]

Working in 0.0.7

[stephengardner]

@rc0x03

osmosis
                        .get(some_url)
                        .set({
                            'avg' : '#some-data .some-class td:nth-of-type(4)',
                            'test' : {
                                'avg' : '#some-data .some-class td:nth-of-type(4)'
                            }
                        })
                        .then(function(headers, data){
                            console.log("THEN:",data);
                        })
                        .log(console.log)
                        .error(console.log)
                        .debug(console.log)

then never gets called when I have that 'test' object (the object of two levels deep).
When I remove the object, then gets called. (Error never gets called either).

Is this broken? Or am I missing something?

[rchipka]

Hmm, I can't seem to recreate this issue. Are you using the latest version of Osmosis? The previous release fixed a few issues with nested objects as well as added many tests for exactly this.