I have a raspberry pi, and I'm trying to make a small script to download the betting program from this page: https://www.norsk-tipping.no/sport/oddsen

The purpose is just to dl the football program to the pi, but I'm struggling in how to dl the matches and odds. I've tried curl and wget, but not getting anything...
Any suggestions? Is it doable?

Anything you can type which works on the command line, you can put into a shell script.

So you need to find a command line way to fetch the data you want first. Wget usually works though.

Thanks for input.

My challenge is that the file retrieved by wget "https://www.norsk-tipping.no/sport/oddsen"
does not contain any matches. It's just a html file but not of interest.

I guess they are using a script program or something to "hide" the content...?

Can't say I actually didn't visit the link.

But ... from your first post I sounded as if you wanted to dl their program? Or do you mean a game program that is data covering the details of a specific game versus their actual code? I'd doubt they'd publish their code or image to be accessible on a site.

No, I'm not interested in their code. I'm interested in the matches and the odds, e.g.
Manchester City Real Madrid 1.45 4.50 6.20
Liverpool Villarreal CF 1.28 5.50 9.50
etc.
But the file I download does not contain any matches, so I'm curious where they've "hidden" the matches and odds...

Well under the browser if you save website full, does that contain the data? If so you'll have to figure out how the browser saves the whole page and then filter out what you want.

Or .... it's been a long time, some browsers had or have like an attribute like view, I forget the name. I use the keyboard a lot versus mouse and so I use CTRL-L to allow me to type into the browser location bar for my website choice. At times I would "fat finger" it and hit CTRL-I and whatever they call the view, it would bring up like expert page information into a sub-window.

If you can’t find a JSON API, then use PhantomJS to scrape the site.

^ This is actually the right answer.
Yes, the site does not work without javascript and wget doesn't do javascript.
There's no actual content on that page's HTML, it's all provided by javascript.
Good luck picking that apart.

Yes, indeed scrape it.

Maybe the OP is hoping like "save as" and all data is downloaded. Save as used to work on the old days (table era, but now with bootstrap and other tools; scraping with python or other language could be your best option), but newer websites doesn't let you save some data easily.

https://realpython.com/beautiful-sou...craper-python/