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Use /@<name> to access the value of an attribute when you’ve selected an element with XPath.
With the expression //*[@class="published-at"] you will get the HTML tag that has class="published-at", and if you then want the datetime property you add /@datetime to get it.
…and more importantly: with unit tests
In this devlog I’ll make a change in my n8n POSSE setup, that could’ve taken ~an hour if I kept doing it manually as I had, but instead I spent ~5 hours tidying and removing manual steps for the future.
The work itself was about making my “scraps,” that is this site’s tweets, be sent out raw to my syndication targets. I feel that sending a link to something you see in the preview, or it could be inline in the post, is a bit much, I should just let it show up in the platform itself.
[… more]a tea filter ball (one of those little mesh ball on a chain) and a Clever Dripper really works great for brewing oolong tea 😁