I have to pull daily text data from the Loadcurve page on https://www.delhisldc.org/Loadcurve.aspx, then save it to a neatly-formatted CSV. The workflow I picture is simple: • I pass a date (either through a URL parameter or a small form). • Your PHP script fetches the page for that day, scrapes the visible load-curve table text, and parses it. • The script then writes or streams a CSV with clean headings and values that match the site’s column order. Please keep everything in plain PHP; using cURL, Guzzle, or Simple HTML DOM is fine so long as the final script runs with standard PHP 8+ on a shared host. No images are involved—only text rows. Deliverables 1. A single, well-commented PHP file (or small class) that accepts a date, scrapes the page, and generates the CSV. 2. A brief read-me explaining any composer installs and an example command or URL showing the expected output. I’ll test by running the script against several dates and comparing the CSV to the site’s table. If the columns and row counts match and the code handles missing/invalid dates gracefully, the job is done.