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i was able to grab the list items from the HTML of the page listing the stores and remove most of the cruft with a regex (<(/|)(li|div|span|br)[a-z -="]*>). replacing the results of this regex with a ; (using vscodes amazing find and replace) removes some of the useless HTML tags and gets it closer to a CSV-parsable format (don't use a comma because the address also contains a comma).
then replacing the following Regex's with the empty string pulled out the value for the store id:
<button[a-z -="]*value="
"[a-z -="]*>Select
</button>
At this point its now a semicolon-separated CSV format (there are some blank columns but those can be relatively easily removed in a csv editor like libreoffice calc or MS excel).
Ah, sweet, thanks for digging this up and pointing out that it's the same underlying booking system as Costco. Now that I have Costco implemented, I'm hoping this should be easier to add Coborn, so that's great to know. It looks like the flow is slightly different with Coborn, but I think it's all basically the same, so I'm still hopeful to leverage a lot of the Costco code. Thanks!
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