Scrape site that asks for cookies consent with rvest

As suggested, the website is dynamic, which means it is constructed from a javascript. Usually it is very time consuming to reconstruct (or straight impossible) from the .js file how this is done, but in this case, you can actually see in the "network analysis" function of your browser, that there is a non-hidden api that serves the information that you want. This is the request to api.karriere.nrw.

Hence you can use the uuid (identifier in the database) of your url and make a simple GET request to the api and just go straight to the source without rendering through RSelenium, which is extra-time and resources.

Be friendly though, and send them some kind of way to contact you, so they can tell you to stop.

library(tidyverse)
library(httr)
library(rvest)
library(jsonlite)
headers <- c("Email" = "johndoe@company.com")

### assuming the url is given and always has the same format
url <- "https://karriere.nrw/stellenausschreibung/dba41541-8ed9-4449-8f79-da3cda0cc07c"

### extract identifier of job posting
uuid <- str_split(url,"/")[[1]][5]

### make api call-address
api_url <- str_c("https://api.karriere.nrw/v1.0/stellenausschreibungen/",uuid)

### get results
response <- httr::GET(api_url,
                    httr::add_headers(.headers = headers))
result <- httr::content(response, as = "text") %>% jsonlite::fromJSON()

That website isn't static, so I don't think there's a way to scrape it using rvest (I would love to be proved wrong though!); an alternative is to use RSelenium to 'click' the popup then scrape the rendered content, e.g.

library(tidyverse)
library(rvest)
#install.packages("RSelenium")
library(RSelenium)

driver <- rsDriver(browser=c("firefox"))
remote_driver <- driver[["client"]]
remote_driver$navigate("https://karriere.nrw/stellenausschreibung/dba41541-8ed9-4449-8f79-da3cda0cc07c")
webElem <- remote_driver$findElement("id", "popup_close")
webElem$clickElement()
out <- remote_driver$findElement(using = "class", value="css-1nedt8z")
scraped <- out$getElementText()
scraped

Edit: Supporting info concerning the "non-static hypothesis":

If you check how the site is rendered in the browser you will see that loading the "base document" only is not sufficient, but you would require supporting javascript. (Source: Chrome)