. I would like to scan quite a lot of form combinations (that's why I don't want to do this manually). Unfortunately, I was unable to automate it using cURL because of some heavy cookie usage.
I thought that maybe I can use real browsers to do some automation for me? I was thinking of phantomjs and selenium (haven't used selenium so far). Does selenium run a real browser? This would be good, since a real browser would handle all the cookie stuff.
In short: I would have a bunch of python dictionaries that would be used to fill the website form. After filling the form, I want to scan HTML to retrieve the result. Afterwards, I'll summarize everything (this step will be easy). Does selenium suit my needs? Can you recommend something better?

A: Yes selenium is a browser emulator it opens an actual browser window when you run it
phantom-js is a headless web kit for selenium and it will run the browser in the background without showing the actual browser window
if you cant use, urllib, requests or mechanize then yes your best shot is using selenium 
for the HTML parsing I recommend BeautifulSoup its really easy to use and will get all the info you need
The Kennedy Dancers Professional Repertory Company of Jersey City have announced their Summer performance series for 2022.
The company has been working under the direction of Diane Dragone and her assistant Kat Reese, in preparation for four live performances around Jersey City.
The company performers are Dree Dray, Abigail Dias, Kat Reese, Zackary Anderson, Danae Balladares, and Tallia A. Petrone. The Summer shows feature choreography by Artistic director Diane Dragone and Sean Curran, Director of Dance at the Tisch School of the Arts.
Additionally, members of the Award-Winning Kennedy Dancers Inner City Youth Pre-Professional Company will be performing alongside the Professional company. A unique experience only offered at The Kennedy Dancers. These talented dancers have been attending rehearsals alongside the professional company to enhance their development as artists.
They will perform original choreography by Kat Reese and Tallia A. Petrone.
Pandora Ballet Company is a company based in New York City. Bringing excerpts from their debut ballet, Visions of Virtue, choreographed by Tallia A. Petrone.
Ballet Inc. founded by Executive Artistic Director Aaron Atkins, in New York City and South Carolina. Ballet Inc. has won several awards over their 10 years. Aaron Atkins, former principal dancer with The Kennedy Dancers, will be our special guest artist performing Aldi La, choreographed by Diane Dragone.
I worked on the building of a golf course in high school and it was three years of picking rocks like this, except no fancy spinny-ma-thing.  

Year one was rocks the size of small cars with bull dozers, year two was rocks the size of a steel drums, team of workers using poles and pry bars to lever them into the bucket of a front end loader, year three was down to rocks smaller than a golfball, teams walking in front of a tractor and tossing/raking/shoveling all the last little rocks into the bucket.

It was built in a forest on a large hill (not quite a mountain) and apparently if we hadn't removed all the rocks they would have eventually migrated back up through the topsoil and failways.

It was hard work and I can't say I've ever really enjoyed golf since.<reponame>Salawu57/fcmbDashboard
<?php

namespace App\Exports;

use Maatwebsite\Excel\Concerns\FromCollection;
use App\Models\Airtime_Transactions;
use Maatwebsite\Excel\Concerns\Exportable;
use Illuminate\Contracts\Support\Responsable;
use Maatwebsite\Excel\Concerns\FromQuery;
use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Cell\Cell;
use Maatwebsite\Excel\Concerns\ToModel;
use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Cell\DataType;
use Maatwebsite\Excel\Concerns\WithCustomValueBinder;
use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Cell\DefaultValueBinder;
use App\Models\User;


class SuccessfulExport extends DefaultValueBinder implements FromQuery, WithCustomValueBinder
{
    /**
    * @return \Illuminate\Support\Collection
    */

    use Exportable;

    public function __construct(String $trackingId,String $phone, String $from_date, String $to_date)
    {
        $this->trackingId = $trackingId;
        $this->phone = $phone;
        $this->from_date = $from_date;
        $this->to_date = $to_date;
    }


    public function query()
    {

        $transQuery = Airtime_Transactions::whereIn('status', ['Vended Successfully', 'Re-Vended Successfully']);

        if(!empty($this->trackingId) && $this->phone == "0" && $this->from_date == "0" && $this->to_date == 0){

            return $transQuery->where('trackingID',  $this->trackingId);

        }else if($this->trackingId == "0" &&!empty($this->phone) &&!empty($this->from_date) &&!empty( $this->to_date)){

            return  $transQuery->where('msisdn',  $this->phone)->whereBetween('transactionDate', [$this->from_date, $this->to_date]);

        }else if($this->trackingId == "0" &&!empty($this->phone) && $this->from_date == "0" && $this->to_date == "0"){

         //phone

         return  $transQuery->where('msisdn',  $this->phone);

        }else if($this->trackingId =="0" && $this->phone == "0" &&!empty($this->from_date) &&!empty( $this->to_date)){

        //date
        return  $transQuery->whereBetween('transactionDate', [$this->from_date, $this->to_date]);

        }if($this->trackingId =="0" && $this->phone == "0" &&!empty($this->from_date) && $this->to_date == "0"){

            return $transQuery->where('transactionDate',  $this->from_date);

        }if($this->trackingId =="0" && $this->phone == "0" &&  $this->from_date == "0"  &&!empty($this->to_date)){

            return $transQuery->where('transactionDate', $this->to_date);

        }if($this->trackingId =="0" && $this->phone == "0" && $this->from_date == "0" && $this->to_date == "0"){

            return $transQuery->limit(100);
        }
    }


    public function bindValue(Cell $cell, $value)
    {
        if (is_numeric($value)) {

            $cell->setValueExplicit($value, DataType::TYPE_STRING);

            return true;
        }

        // else return default behavior
        return parent::bindValue($cell, $value);
    }


}
If you have a special project in mind or a theme you would like to pursue, please let us know and together we can design a museum visit just for you and your class.
The culture and art of the ancient peoples of Mexico, Central and South America.
15th- and 16th–century earthenware, representing classical mythology, perspective, family life and other great themes.
17th- and 18th-century earthenware. Themes include early medicine, family life, history of the monarchy, the Great Fire of London, and the plague years.
Canadian and international ceramics form the 20th and 21st centuries.
The history of porcelain as it developed in Asia and its remarkable influence on the West.
17th-century Japanese porcelain and its stylistic influence on Europe.
The European response to the importation of Asian porcelain. Early scientific experiments, alchemy, the Enlightenment, centralism, baroque, and rococo. Collections include, Germany, Austria, Denmark, France, Italy, Netherlands, and Switzerland.
A wonderful collection of tiny receptacles for scent leads to a discussion on their themes, owners (including the French kings), and the reasons for wearing perfume.
18th-century England and the continent. Themes include the influence of France and French style, the importance of nature, and its influence on embellishment.
Character figures from popular 16th-century Italian theatrical productions featuring Harlequin, Columbine, and Pierrot to name a few. Themes such as theatre, dining, politics, and dance.
This program is available as a half day.
This program is available as a full day.&gt; BEAST will not renew with Cube Entertainment and will be starting up their new label