AngleSharp VS Pacco

Instead, what I ended up doing is utilizing AngleSharp for transforming the existing (dynamic) websites into static files. I've stored them on disk and made them ready to be served statically.

AngleSharp

Read and understand the HTML DOM with something like this https://anglesharp.github.io/

Personally, if that script I wrote did need to be used on Core I probably would have compiled AngleSharp, loaded the HTML Parser DLL into the script, and used that.

Now, assuming you have to scrape, C# does have two decent scraping libraries: AngleSharp and Html Agility Pack. I personally prefer AngleSharp.

I would love a blog post or even a series of them about scraping local HTML files with either AngleSharp or HTMLAgilityPack.

If you want a cleaner and modern alternative to HtmlAgilityPack then I'd suggest https://github.com/AngleSharp/AngleSharp

Use anglesharp for parsing html

I've this project in mind to try it later which looks interesting and covering different topics https://github.com/devmentors/Pacco

With a friend of mine, we've implemented quite some time ago https://github.com/devmentors/Pacco and https://github.com/devmentors/Trill - extremely simple Twitter-like app with additional UI in Blazor https://github.com/devmentors/Trill.Web (similar structure to Pacco, all the infrastructure is running via Docker, and the services can be run locally, via Docker, PM2 or Tye

For Microservices examples, you can check your these guys: https://github.com/devmentors/Pacco

I feel like their packages could reduce the development time of a dotnet microservice by a lot. Here's one of their project showcasing what it can do: https://github.com/devmentors/Pacco