example.rb in docparser-0.0.1 vs example.rb in docparser-0.1.0

@@ -1,22 +1,24 @@
 #
-
-# An example of parsing a popular dutch website..
+# An example of parsing hackaday.com
 # (C) 2013 Jurriaan Pruis
 #
+$LOAD_PATH.unshift __dir__
+require File.expand_path('lib/docparser.rb', __dir__)
+require 'tmpdir'
 
-require 'docparser'
 include DocParser
-output = HTMLOutput.new filename: 'hackaday.html'
+output = MultiOutput.new(filename: 'hackaday')
 output.header = 'Title', 'Author', 'Publication date', 'URL', 'Summary'
-parser = Parser.new(files: (1..20).map {|i| "http://hackaday.com/page/#{i}/"}, parallel: false, output: output)
+files = Dir[File.join(__dir__, 'test/support/hackaday/*.html')]
+parser = Parser.new(files: files, parallel: false, output: output)
 parser.parse! do
   css('#content .post') do |post|
     title_el = post.search('.entry-title a').first
     title = title_el.content
-    author =post.search('.post-info .author .fn a').first.content
+    author = post.search('.post-info .author .fn a').first.content
     published_time = post.search('.post-info .date.published').first.content
-    url = title_el.attributes['href']
+    url = title_el.attributes['href'].value
     summary = post.search('.entry-content').first.content.strip
     add_row title, author, published_time, url, summary
   end
 end
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