Chaining Functions

[MasterSwift]

I wanted to know if it was possible for me to chain different scrapes. Modifying the example, you can see what I mean. Also, it would be cool know how to get the current url and pass it to the next function

func getProvisioningProfiles(_ url: URL, user: String, password: String) {
               open(url)
           >>* get(by: .id("account name")
           >>> setAttribute("value", value: user)
           >>* get(by: .id("account password")
           >>> setAttribute("value", value: password)
           >>* get(by: .name("form2"))
           >>> submit(then: .wait(2.0))
           >>* get(by: .contains("href", "/account/"))
           >>> click(then: .wait(2.5))
           >>* getAll(by: .contains("class", "row-"))
           === getSomeOtherInfo
    }
    func getSomeOtherInfo(_ url: URL) {
               open(url2)
           >>* get(by: .id("account name")
           >>> setAttribute("value", value: user)
           >>* get(by: .id("account password")
           >>> setAttribute("value", value: password)
           >>* get(by: .name("form2"))
           >>> submit(then: .wait(2.0))
           >>* get(by: .contains("href", "/account/"))
           >>> click(then: .wait(2.5))
           >>* getAll(by: .contains("class", "row-"))
           === handleResult
    }


    //========================================
    // MARK: Handle Result
    //========================================

    func handleResult(_ result: Result<[HTMLTableRow]>) {
        switch result {
        case .success(let value): self.outputResult(value)
        case .error(let error): self.handleError(error)
        }
    }

    func outputResult(_ rows: [HTMLTableRow]) {
        let columns = rows.flatMap { $0.columns?.first }
        performSegue(withIdentifier: "detailSegue", sender: columns)
    }

    func handleError(_ error: ActionError) {
        print("Error loading page: \(error)")
        loginButton.isEnabled = true
        activityIndicator.stopAnimating()

        dump()
        clearCache()
    }
```))))

[Mathias Köhnke]

Hey @MasterSwift. Sorry for the late response. If you still have questions, feel free to reopen or create a new issue. Thanks!

[avisual]

did you work out how to do this @MasterSwift