Unwrap hell in Selector

[chunix64]

should i handle those unwrap? and how to best and quick way to handle this?

    novel_title: Selector::parse(r#"p[style*="bold"]"#).unwrap(),
    novel_slug: Selector::parse(".series-title a").unwrap(),
    novel_thumbnail: Selector::parse(r#"div[data-bg]"#).unwrap(),
    novel_description: Selector::parse(r#"div[style]"#).unwrap(),
    novel_previews: Selector::parse(".thumb-section-flow main.row .thumb-item-flow .ln-tooltip")
        .unwrap(),
    novel_max_page: Selector::parse("a.paging_item.paging_prevnext.next").unwrap(),
    chapters: Selector::parse(".chapter-name a").unwrap(),
    chapter_contents: Selector::parse("#chapter-content p").unwrap(),
    enrich_info_box: Selector::parse(".feature-section.at-series.clear").unwrap(),
    enrich_description: Selector::parse(".summary-content").unwrap(),
    enrich_author: Selector::parse(r#".info-value a[href*="/tac-gia/"]"#).unwrap(),
    enrich_artist: Selector::parse(r#".info-value a[href*="/hoa-si/"]"#).unwrap(),
    enrich_tag: Selector::parse(".series-gernes a").unwrap(),
});```

[adamreichold]

These unwraps are correct: The only way for Selector::parse to fail is by passing an invalid CSS selector, but since you are using compile-time constants/string literals, this can only happen by design, i.e. it is not a runtime error and hence a panic is entirely appropriate.