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parsel-cli
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Web Scraping With Python (An Ultimate Guide)
I like it so much that I even wrote a REPL for it parsel-cli :) (it's a bit of a Frankenstein though as I'm working on a 2.0 release)
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What does the process of web scraping actually look like?
For that I use my own little tool called parsel-cli which allows to quickly test parsing expressions on live web pages.
requests-cache
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What does the process of web scraping actually look like?
The hardest part is actually running a web scraper at scale and that's where many people fail. We have all of the working pieces - we can find the products and parse the raw data. Time to scale it up! Best tip here is to start off with caching. Using caching libraries like requests-cache or whatever library equivalent will speed up process significantly.
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Requests-Cache – An easy way to get better performance with the python requests library
And would you be willing to add some example Terraform config? If you wouldn't mind making a PR for that, it could go under the /examples folder.
Are you configuring TTL on your tables, or using the requests-cache expiration settings (expire_after, etc.), or just caching everything indefinitely? See requests-cache/#363 for a related feature I was considering.
Hi there, I'm the current maintainer of requests-cache, which is a handy companion for almost any python application that uses the requests library. This was already a well-established project before I came along; it's coming up on its 10-year cake day next April, and credit goes to Roman Haritonov for creating and maintaining it for most of that time.
That's definitely a good use case for TTL, then. There's an issue for supporting that for Redis here: requests-cache/#361
What are some alternatives?
aiohttp-client-cache - An async persistent cache for aiohttp requests
enaml-web - Build interactive websites with enaml
parsel - Parsel lets you extract data from XML/HTML documents using XPath or CSS selectors
requests - A simple, yet elegant HTTP library. [Moved to: https://github.com/psf/requests]
pyquery - A jquery-like library for python
requests - A simple, yet elegant, HTTP library.
notionSnapshot - notion web scraper
requests-html - Pythonic HTML Parsing for Humans™
Uplink - A Declarative HTTP Client for Python
cachew - Transparent and persistent cache/serialization powered by type hints
sqlite_http_csv - simulation kdb+ http behavior for sqlite.
tmx-solver - ThreatMetrix (anti-bot/fraud-detection) solver, deobfuscator & data harvester