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Why is Python popular despite being accused of being slow?
I use it regularly for things like web scraping (Scrapy is a joy) and data manipulation. For instance just wrote some fairly complicated scripts for doing address matching to pair up a couple of UK datasets without a common identity field. Human-entered addresses are decidedly fuzzy so you end up with a lot of arbitrary rules and Python is just fast to develop against. I don't really care if the script takes a couple of hours to run on the full datasets (35 million addresses) as opposed to half that time in something else more of a pain to tweak around with.
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Commission Free API for UK traders
For Python see https://scrapy.org/
- Webscraping ingatlanhoz
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Running tests/test_pipeline_images.py
I am trying to test some changes (adding a new test method) that I have made to the tests/test_pipeline_images.py. Tox result is the bellow one, and the only difference between the initial file (in Scrapy repository) and the changed one, is this line:
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5 Python Libraries You Need to Know
Scrapy is a fast high-level screen scraping and web crawling framework, used to crawl websites and extract structured data from their pages. It can be used for a wide range of purposes, from data mining to monitoring and automated testing.
- I would like to scrape all posts in a subreddit?
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Scrapy 2.5.0 is out!
It might be a good combo with https://github.com/scrapy/scrapy/pull/5015
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Overview Automation Request
Personally I'd rather use Scrapy than the raw requests library. I don't think the data analysis part of this project would be that useful in this case. It's more about fetching the needed data and "joining" it across multiple sources.
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Skipping data in html table help request
As I said, with FEEDS you can pass the option directly, see https://github.com/scrapy/scrapy/blob/099fb6ead070e622cf1a8c1be14372661cf44803/tests/test_feedexport.py#L1287
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Amazon Price Checker
I'm not really sure what you mean with the adding to wish list. If the page is dynamically loaded, you can on the one hand check the network tab in the developer tools of your browser and see if you can work something out or use a web driver like selenium or a library requests-html. By the way, if you want to crawl a larger amount of pages, a web scraping framework like scrapy is better suited for the job than an HTML parser like BeautifulSoup.
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[OC] Visualizing gender & ethnic disparities in the music review industry.
Scrapy
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Data Scraping Question
Sorry this doesn't answer the question, but if your goal is to get the player data to do something with, why not just use a package that already does this? Unless you're just trying to learn data scraping (in which case I would actually recommend scrapy and then move the data to R). But if you're trying to just get the data, this package is for you: https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/nbastatR/versions/0.1.110202031
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Top 10 Python Libraries
Download the latest version of ScraPy and visit its GitHub repository to know more. \
ScraPy is also a popular open-source Python library for large-scale web scraping by building crawling programs, also known as spiders. BeautifulSoup helps you scrape data from websites but not via CSV or API. ScraPy gathers structured data from the Web (contact info or URLs) and can be used to scrape data from APIs or Python machine learning models, data mining, information processing, and more.
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Verified YesStyle Deals
Yup. I'm using Python and Scrapy.