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R Script to Parse, Clean and Write TRAI emails to a CSV file
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## Libraries | |
require(XML) | |
require(stringr) | |
## Read in the file | |
doc <- htmlTreeParse(file = '27 March to 10 April OTT.mbox.html', useInternalNodes = TRUE) | |
## Do some random crazy stuff | |
mail.list <- sapply(getNodeSet(doc, "//td[2]"), xmlValue) | |
mail.list.matrix <- str_split_fixed(string = mail.list, pattern = ' <', n = 2) | |
mail.list.df <- as.data.frame(x = mail.list.matrix) | |
mail.list.df <- mail.list.df[-c(1, 2),] | |
## Cleaning up the emails | |
mail.list.df$V2 <- sub(pattern = "\\([a-z]+\\)", replacement = "@", x = mail.list.df$V2) | |
mail.list.df$V2 <- sub(pattern = "\\([a-z]+\\)", replacement = ".", x = mail.list.df$V2) | |
mail.list.df$V2 <- sub(pattern = ">", replacement = "", x = mail.list.df$V2) | |
## Naming the columns properly | |
colnames(mail.list.df)[1] <- "name" | |
colnames(mail.list.df)[2] <- "email" | |
## Write the names and emails to a csv file | |
write.table(x = mail.list.df, file = "TRAI-Email-list.csv", sep = ',', quote = FALSE, row.names = FALSE, append = TRUE) |
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