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32 lines
923 B
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web-scraper
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A simple script that scrapes a website, extracting texts in a CSV file with the format below, and saving images.
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| Page | Tag | Text | Link | Image |
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|-----------|---------------------------------|--------------|-------------------|------------------------|
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| page path | element tag (h{1,6}, a, p, etc) | text content | link url (if any) | image address (if any) |
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## Usage
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First, install dependencies (python3):
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```
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pip install -r requirements
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```
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Then create a file containing urls of the websites you want to scrape, one line for each website, for example (I'll call this file `test_websites`):
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```
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https://theread.me
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https://theguardian.com
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```
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Now you are ready to execute the script:
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```
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python index.py test_websites
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# path to your file ^
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```
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To see available options, try `python index.py -h`.
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