AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

Hi,
I just tried to parse the travel duration from a google maps route but it seems I fail at generating the correct regex.
This is the route for example.
The snippet I'm aiming at is

Code (Text):

<div class="section-directions-trip-duration delay-light" jstcache="324" jsan="7.section-directions-trip-duration,7.delay-light"> <span jstcache="325">7 Std. 50 Min.</span> <span style="display:none" jstcache="326">schätzungsweise <span jstcache="327"></span></span> </div>

This is the regex I put together with the https://www.debuggex.com/.

Code (Text):

7.section-directions-trip-duration,7.+?[^<]+=".+?">([^<]+)

Group1 in debuggex is properly recognized.
Then I change that to

Code (Text):

7.section-directions-trip-duration,7.+?[^<]+=".+?">(?<dura>[^.]+)

to assign it to $dura().
When running the task I get an Error, Regex doesnt match text.

My intention is to check different gmroutes to determine the one with the lowest travel time.
I want to put this on a button and run it prior to departure to use the best route.
I know there is a gmaps API which is doing this easier, but the free usage is timely limited
and it seems this solution is doing the job also. No need to feed google with more of my data.

Thanks in advance for your assistance!

 

Yes, I pretty much tried every option available.

 

The change doesn't really matter.
It will either catch the . after Min. or not.

 

Well, at least I think it does.
This is what debuggex is showing.
I followed your example to find the correct regex but, admittedly, that might be an issue.

 

Unfortunately I don't know how to check that!
How to check:
1. What is the content that is downloaded via the link passed to tasker (the route link)?
2. What regex is "grabbed" if I don't assign it to a variable (the first regex you refer to)?
3. What is the content of the variable?

 

Thanks for clarifying.
The %regexmatch seems not to match.
So I saved the page locally and searched the htm for the regex and I couldn't find them.
There is also no simple and obvious pattern for a regex.
I tried to remember how I found the snippet and it seems I got it from within the DOM inspector.
Any idea how to parse the site in a similar way as the DOM inspector does?

 

OK, good idea! I just set up an html read action.
It still seems the content parsed is different than the DOM inspection I'm looking at - see first picture.
The jsoup demo is also not showing the content I expected. If html read is parsing in the same manner it will not work.

 

But AutoTools Regex has an option to "Use Javascript".
Shouldn't that do the job?