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//sgswidget//a[contains(@href,'dashboard/profile')]

is translated proprely: 'sgswidget a[href*=dashboard/profile]'

current behaviour:

just add a dash to sgswidget
//sgs-widget//a[contains(@href,'dashboard/profile')]

and you will get the error:

cssify.cssify.XpathException: Invalid or unsupported Xpath: //sgs-widget//a[contains(@href,'dashboard/profile')]

expected condition:

//sgs-widget//a[contains(@href,'dashboard/profile')]

should be traslated properly to:

'sgs-widget a[href*=dashboard/profile]'

Hi @santiycr,

What is the license for this project?
Can I use and rewrite this code in my open source project if I cite you as an original author?

Simple xpaths results in 'not supported'. I even tried your example

'//a[@id="bleh"]'

Hi
The tool doesn't support xpath property which elements not contains attribute
eg.
span[not(contains(@Attribute,"value_string"))] should convert to --> span:not([attribute*=value_string])

thank you!

a = "//a[contains(@href,'attestation-upload')]"
cssify(a)

output:

a[href*=attestation-upload]

expected condition:

in this case proper css selector, or the more accurate selector would be one with quoted value:

a[href*='attestation-upload']

I believe there should be an elegant way to make it happen

:contains pseudo-class is very incompatible with browsers (also deprecated in CSS3) so I've removed it from the script but some more xpathes can be safely converted. See my port for example.

While submitting the request, facing the No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' error.

Sup! Thank you for lib, but now we can't use it cause of bug with indexes. When I put xpath with index more than 9:

cssify("/li[10]")
# cssify.cssify.XpathException: Invalid or unsupported Xpath: /li[10]

Expected behaviour is:

cssify("/li[10]")
# 'li:nth-of-type(10)'

Hello,

I've got some problem with your translator when it translates something like "table[3]" into "table:nth(3)".
Could you modify your source to change the keyword "nth" to "nth-of-type" ?

Thank you for your support,
Pierre-François Bonnefoi.

I provide input and there's nothing in the output...

I am using cssify and ran into a problem with some rather unusual html elements, which the package doesn't not (yet) recognise. And I was wondering if this could be implemented.

For example when you visit this webpage in incognito, you'll get a cookie notice for which you can see an html element:
<wsp-consent-modal class="consent-modal" consent-choices="third-party-cookies,crm,browse-data" consent-version="5"> ...... </wsp-consent-modal>

Thanks in advance for any help!