updated finding of jobs_selector using CSS props

[surapuramakhil]

for selecting jobs this strategy works

selenum conidtions for this

for extracting title - we need to find anchar tag with following CSS props - font-weight: var(--artdeco-reset-typography-font-weight-bold); font-size: 1.6rem; line-height: 1.5;

for job link - link attached to same tag.

for company font-size: 1.4rem; line-height: 1.42857;
for location: font-size: 1.4rem; line-height: 1.42857;
there would be two elements first one will be company, next one will be location (this logic easily breakable, we need to filter dummy spans (robutness) )

for apply method - look for text easy apply, absences mean not easy apply job
for job state: you need search if text exist with "applied", "continue", "viewed"

[surapuramakhil]

using JS in selenium drives makes debugging tough - advice doing manipulations on python

[surapuramakhil]

udate this might not. Even if it might work now but it is hard to maintain.

computed property value won't be same shown in browser inspect (always need to debug to see it's values)

[surapuramakhil]

udate this might not. Even if it might work now but it is hard to maintain.

computed property value won't be same shown in browser inspect (always need to debug to see) there would be lot of mess with user/CSS declared values & browser computed values.

Another problem is computed values are dependent on-screen sizes, so doesn't work for all.

[surapuramakhil]

Verdit - this strategy works to extent - depending on props

where it works:
you are relying on CSS props which doesn't change (from screen to screen) like - Flex, flex-direction, position

where it won't work:
sizes related - font size, font height, div height, margin, padding etc.