lot of rows, it's an export of a log history which I don't have access to through an appropriate data model. I need to review all this logs manually and save some part of them, basically I need to cut off a lot of rows and leave just some of them. So, I was thinking to review them, naturally, from the HTML document and integrate some Javascript code that hooks into the DOM tree and let me select easily the rows that I want to save. Now, the rows that I decide to save need to be placed in a persistent memory, like a local file, so I can at the end integrate them easily in a new HTML page with just the logs that I want.
So, firstly, does my approach make sense? Then, how can I place the rows that I decide to keep in a persistent memory? I was thinking to create a local server with Node.js and request this server every time that I want to, so I can then easily save them to my file system
uh, since you're anyway going to review 'em manually, why not Google sheets/excel ?
I would probably just parse the file with node and make a script that filters them
I have just the HTML export
https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3093339?hl=en
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