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In this package, there is only one function

```
```julia
scrape_tables(url)
```

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However, if you wish to extract more than the text node you may want to use

```
```julia
scrape_tables(url, identity)
```

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E.g.

```
```julia
scrape_tables(url, cell_transform)
```

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The returned table is TableScraper.Table which is defined as below

```
```julia
struct Table
rows
columnnames
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So if you need to scrape some malformed tables, you can directly manipulate the data as in the below example

```
```julia
url = "https://www.ssa.gov/oact/NOTES/as120/images/LD_fig5.html"
tbl = only(TableScraper.scrape_tables(url, strip ∘ nodeText))

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