Hi there.
Hi there. Would it be possible to extract data from log pages? I have a system that I need to troubleshoot regularly, looking for specific strings. For instance, I need to know if some files have been downloaded with a log line like <deviceID> local0.info CONTENTUP(<update_ID>): : <directory>/pkgpool/<file_ID#__filename.mp3 Downloaded example : 100054090 local0.info CONTENTUP(82885): music/pkgpool/evg50d98f9af3__rolling-stones-fascination.mp3 Downloaded This string can be found amoung hundreds of other lines that end with a different string (for example, "Exist" instead of "Downloaded"). I want only to extract the lines ending with "mp3 Downloaded" to an excel file. See screengrab https://share.zight.com/qGubz7mW In other cases I would be looking for a specific error message such as "MD5 mismatch" or some kind of error that's repeated across several pages. Ideally this would be conditional : between two dates (which can be found in the left column on the page) which means that the scraper must be able to click on a button to go to next page ; but if it's not doable then I can do it by hand and execute the script for each page (although I have hundred of pages, see https://share.zight.com/E0uePy5Y ) Thanks
Dear Vuk
We have few commands that can help you achieve this:
File/Folder monitoring to pickup a change in an existing file or a new file and kick off a flow: https://rtila.com/downloads/folder-and-file-monitoring/
Get File content to grab the text content of a file and then send it to an other command for processing: https://rtila.com/downloads/get-file-content/
Before/After command: this will allow you to catch specific text that appears after and or before an other text: https://rtila.com/downloads/target-text-before-after/
And you can also use our dynamic variable command to execute any custom JS code on the data: https://rtila.com/docs/dynamic-variables-javascript-code/
And we have many other possibilities, once you are stuck you can export your project and share it over a ticket and out team can help you finalize/improve your first automation project