capture all the combinations of pals for breeding

pal_scraper.rb

# frozen_string_literal: true

require 'capybara'
require 'capybara/dsl'
require 'selenium/webdriver'

Capybara.register_driver :firefox do |app|
  Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, browser: :firefox)
end
Capybara.default_driver = :firefox
Capybara.javascript_driver = :firefox
include Capybara::DSL

visit 'https://palbreed.com/breeding-tree'
pals = all('.name')
breeding = {}

# close the popups
within_frame('sp_message_iframe_1092512') { click_button 'More Options' }
within_frame('sp_message_iframe_978329') { click_button 'Save & Exit' }

begin
  pal_index = 0
  pal_names = pals.map(&:text)
  # For every possible child pal
  pal_names.each do |name|
    # honestly this is so dumb, but the page doesn't show element 113 for some reason so we're skipping it
    pal_index += 1 if pal_index == 112
    puts "Pal: #{name} number #{pal_index}"
    breeding[name] = []
    pal_index += 1

    find(:xpath,
         "/html/body/div[@id='__nuxt']/div/section[@class='breeding-tree']/div[@class='left-panel']/div[@class='top']/div[@class='pals-list']/div[@class='pals']/div[@class='pal'][#{pal_index}]").click

    # iterate through each combo card and load it into the hash under the pal name
    combinations = all('.card')
    combinations.each do |card|
      # split the string into two names
      parents = card.text.scan(/^(.+?)\s\+\s(.+?)$/)
      next if parents[0].nil?

      parent_1 = parents[0][0]
      parent_2 = parents[0][1]
      breeding[name] = breeding[name] << [parent_1, parent_2]
    end
    # Now we go back to the child pal list page thing
    click_button 'Clear'
  end
rescue StandardError => e
  puts "Dont care #{e}"
end

# Save the breeding hash to a json file
File.write('pal_breeding.json', JSON.pretty_generate(breeding))
puts breeding