README.md practical.json example misses Book 2

Due to some unfortunate formatting on the homepage of A Practical Guide to Evil, the example from the README.md will only download books 1, 3, 4, and 5. This can be fixed by complicating the chapter selector somewhat, though there is probably a nicer way to go about it.

Current practical.json

{
    "url": "https://practicalguidetoevil.wordpress.com/table-of-contents/",
    "title": "A Practical Guide To Evil: Book 1",
    "author": "erraticerrata",
    "chapter_selector": "#main .entry-content > ul > li > a",
    "content_selector": "#main .entry-content",
    "filter_selector": ".sharedaddy, .wpcnt, style",
    "cover_url": "https://gitlab.com/Mikescher2/A-Practical-Guide-To-Evil-Lyx/raw/master/APGTE_1/APGTE_front.png"
}

Proposed practical.json

{
    "url": "https://practicalguidetoevil.wordpress.com/table-of-contents/",
    "title": "A Practical Guide To Evil",
    "author": "erraticerrata",
    "chapter_selector": "#main .entry-content > ul > li > ul > li > a, #main .entry-content > ul > li > a",
    "content_selector": "#main .entry-content",
    "filter_selector": ".sharedaddy, .wpcnt, style",
    "cover_url": "https://gitlab.com/Mikescher2/A-Practical-Guide-To-Evil-Lyx/raw/master/APGTE_1/APGTE_front.png"
}

[kemayo]

I altered the readme in 9c9877ed26fc441cb7d50cde2ca27f71994afbba in, admittedly, the opposite direction – I made it actually download just book 1 like it said it would.

I also took the opportunity to update the practical guide JSON in the examples folder, to show how to mix in the extras chapters when they were published.

If what you want is the entire series in one file, including all the extras, you could do this:

{
    "url": "https://practicalguidetoevil.wordpress.com/2015/03/25/prologue/",
    "title": "A Practical Guide To Evil",
    "author": "erraticerrata",
    "content_selector": "#main .entry-wrapper",
    "content_title_selector": "h1.entry-title",
    "content_text_selector": ".entry-content",
    "filter_selector": ".sharedaddy, .wpcnt, style",
    "next_selector": "a[rel=\"next\"]"
}

[TheMetalCenter]

BeautifulSoup has a dependency on a package called soupsieve that actually handles the selectors, so it’s possible it’s just that which is outdated.

Got it working! Used a clean python3.9 and it was working as expected, so then went back to the python3.8 to try and troubleshoot why it wasn’t working there. Apparently, I had “bs4” installed as bs4 version 4.6.3 but also had “beautifulsoup4” installed as beautifulsoup4 4.9.3. It said bs4 was fully up to date, so I just uninstalled it and it started working, I guess defaulting to beautifulsoup4.

Thanks for the help!