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A Kotlin-based testing/scraping/parsing library providing the ability to analyze and extract data from HTML (server & client-side rendered). It places particular emphasis on ease of use and a high level of readability by providing an intuitive DSL. First and foremost it aims to be a testing lib, but it can also be used to scrape websites in a convenient fashion.
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package it.skrape.selects.html5

import it.skrape.selects.CssSelectable
import it.skrape.selects.CssSelector

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.blockquote(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("blockquote$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.dd(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("dd$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.dir(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("dir$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.dl(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("dl$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.dt(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("dt$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.figcaption(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("figcaption$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.figure(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("figure$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.hr(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("hr$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.li(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("li$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.ol(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("ol$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.ul(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("ul$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a -tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.p(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("p$cssSelector", init)

/**
 * Will define a 
-tags css query selector.
 * By default it will just be the specific tag-name.
 * It is possible to define a more concrete selector by using the provided fields of the CssSelector object or
 * by passing a raw css query selector as parameter.
 * If a selector is passed as parameter as well as be defined via CssSelector fields, they will be merged.
 * @see CssSelector
 * @param cssSelector
 * @return T
 */
public fun  CssSelectable.pre(cssSelector: String = "", init: CssSelector.() -> T): T =
        selection("pre$cssSelector", init)