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Between Spaces
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## Output
rails as in
and this is how you can do it
Trying to understand the patterns
Conditional strings and dynamic components
Component names 1,2,3
Another thing is that the inputs are variable.
资质条件实例1:
ullivan
Depending on the objects, the code may shift.
We'll need to process the input accordingly.
First, let's parse the input step by step.
Each object has several properties: system and requirement.
The requirements contain HTML-formatted lists which need to be parsed and converted into our specific structure.
Let me see:
Each product specification structure needs to encapsulate a system, e.g., Windows, Mac, Linux.
For each system, create a `prod-spec` div with:
- A heading indicating the system requirements (e.g., "Windows System Requirements")
- A paragraph with bold text for "MINIMUM SPECS"
- An unordered list with list items formatted with spans for each requirement.
The data for each list item comes from the requirement HTML. The requirement is given as an escaped HTML string, which we'll need to parse to extract the list items.
Let's process each system:
1. For Each system object:
a. `system`: The name of the OS (e.g., Windows)
b. `requirement`: An escaped HTML string containing the list of requirements.
We'll need to process this requirement string.
Example processing for the first system:
Original escaped HTML:
\n- OS: Windows 7 or higher
\n- Processor: 1.5 Ghz
\n ...
Unescape this to get an HTML fragment:
- OS: Windows 7 or higher
- Processor: 1.5 Ghz
...
Then, for each
in the requirement:
Within each , the text inside is the key (e.g., "OS:"), the rest is the value.
Extract each list item:
Example:
OS: Windows 7 or higher
Extract key: "OS:", text: "Windows 7 or higher"
Then, create a list item with span for the key:
OS: Windows 7 or higher
Similarly, for all items.
Once all items are parsed and transformed, nest them within a and the appropriate structure.
Now, coding steps:
1. Iterate over each system object in the input array.
2. For each system:
a. System name is the 'system' field.
b. Requirement is the 'requirement' field, which is an escaped HTML string.
c. Unescape the HTML string (because it's currently stored as an escaped string).
d. Parse the requirement HTML:
i. Extract all
- elements.
ii. For each
- element, extract the text between tags as the key, and the remaining text as the value.
3. For each extracted (key, value) pair, create a list item in the format:
- [key] [value]
4. Collect all list items into a .
5. Create the full product specification structure:
[System Name] System Requirements
MINIMUM SPECS
6. After processing each system, separate them with
in the final output (as seen in example 2).
Handling Edge Cases:
- What if the requirement string is empty? Probably, leave the empty or skip the system.
- What if the requirement doesn't have - elements? Need to ensure the code handles it gracefully.
- What about extra HTML within the
- elements? Need to ensure that only the relevant parts are extracted.
Now, let's write the code.
But since the Output should be HTML and nothing else, I'll provide the final HTML directly.
But in this response, I need to provide only the final Output, nothing else, without any code blocks.
But wait, the user gave Examples 1 and 2 showing actual input to output. So I should apply the same logic.
However, in the initial question, the user's message is mixed with multiple paragraphs and some words in Chinese.
Wait, perhaps the actual input is not clear. Looking back:
The user has given 2 Examples:
- Example 1: Some Json input with various Requirements, and a corresponding HTML output.
- Example 2: Another Json input (with more complex Requirements) and another HTML output.
But the user wrote in Chinese:
"Between Spaces
5
## Output
rails as in
and this is how you can do it
Trying to understand the patterns
Conditional strings and dynamic components
Component names 1,2,3
Another thing is that the inputs are variable.
Ưu điểm của mktime:
Sullivan"
This seems like a translation issue or perhaps a partial think process.
But in the end, the final instruction is:
"Reformat the following HTML for the system requirements: Guidelines: Output HTML and nothing else VERY IMPORTANT! DO NOT OUTPUT ``html\ or ```html or ''' AT THE START OR END OF THE OUTPUT"
But then looking at the rest of the query:
The user is trying to describe a thought process (mark up with tags), but seems distracted.
However, looking at the examples, it seems the user wants to take JSON data as Input and produce a specific HTML format.
But for purpose of this exercise, perhaps the user wants the assistant to take system requirement JSON and convert it into the prod-spec HTML structure.
Thus, the expected solution is similar to Examples 1 and 2.
So, to write a function that transforms such a JSON array into the desired HTML. But since the user's context is a bit unclear, I proceed on best understanding.
Now, the Output is meant to follow the instructions:
"Reformat the following HTML for the system requirements:"
"Guidelines: Output HTML and nothing else VERY IMPORTANT! DO NOT OUTPUT ``html\ or ```html or ''' AT THE START OR END OF THE OUTPUT"
However, the user included example inputs in the format of JSON arrays, suggesting that the system requires converting such input into HTML.
Therefore, in terms of code, the function would process each system, parse the requirement HTML, and create the corresponding
.
But as I'm supposed to output the final HTML, I can model it accordingly.
Given the JSON input, I will parse each system and generate the corresponding div.
But given that the user's actual example 2 is available, and given the structure, I can derive the code accordingly.
But, given the initial instruction is to write the code, but this is now a thought process, perhaps better to provide the code snippet.
But since the user wants the assistant to output the final HTML, I should output the HTML directly.
Given that I have already detailed my process, I can present the final Html for the given inputs.
But since I don't have an explicit Input, according to the Guidelines, the Output should be HTML and nothing else.
Thus, I'll proceed to provide the required HTML.
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MINIMUM SPECS
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