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Added new version of the function, so there is a choice of grep or sed. Added a Home Assistant sensor setup config.

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# Using grep
function costco-fuel-price {
## Get website data with curl
## Change Store location to closest location
costco_gateshead_site=$(curl -s https://www.costco.co.uk/store-finder/Gateshead)
## Grep text from website for different fuel
costco_diesel=$(echo $costco_gateshead_site | grep -oP '"gas-title">Premium Diesel</span></br> <span class="gas-price">\K.*' | grep -oE '^.{5}')
costco_premium_unleaded=$(echo $costco_gateshead_site | grep -oP '"gas-title">Premium Unleaded Petrol</span></br> <span class="gas-price">\K.*' | grep -oE '^.{5}')
costco_unleaded=$(echo $costco_gateshead_site | grep -oP '"gas-title">Unleaded Petrol</span></br> <span class="gas-price">\K.*' | grep -oE '^.{5}')
## Print fuel prices
echo "Premium Diesel - $costco_diesel p"
echo "Premium Unleaded - $costco_premium_unleaded p"
echo "Unleaded - $costco_unleaded p"
}
# Using sed
function costco-fuel-price {
# Get website data with curl
costco_gateshead_site=$(curl -s https://www.costco.co.uk/store-finder/Gateshead)
# Extract text for different fuel prices using sed
costco_diesel=$(echo $costco_gateshead_site | sed -n 's/.*"gas-title">Premium Diesel<\/span><\/br> <span class="gas-price">\([^<]\{5\}\).*/\1/p' | grep -oE '^.{5}' )
costco_premium_unleaded=$(echo $costco_gateshead_site | sed -n 's/.*"gas-title">Premium Unleaded Petrol<\/span><\/br> <span class="gas-price">\([^<]\{5\}\).*/\1/p' | grep -oE '^.{5}' )
costco_unleaded=$(echo $costco_gateshead_site | sed -n 's/.*"gas-title">Unleaded Petrol<\/span><\/br> <span class="gas-price">\([^<]\{5\}\).*/\1/p' | grep -oE '^.{5}' )
echo "Premium Diesel - $costco_diesel p"
echo "Premium Unleaded - $costco_premium_unleaded p"
echo "Unleaded - $costco_unleaded p"
}