#TODO
#seperate Google and Bind Crawler based on abstract class
#Implement Factory pattern
**Data Crawler for Google Pictures**
This crawler is suitable to crawl data from google pictures based on a given combination of search terms. The result will be stored on disk and/or in a sqs queue within AWS.
- max amount of data to fetch: 100
**Requirements:**
- AWS credentials
- SQS queue name
**Example Call**
from API.APIStarter import APIStarter
APIStarter.start(5002)
**Routs**
- /crawler (POST)
-- Flag: localstorage
-- Flag: awssqs name
- /crawler/<crawler_id> (POST)
-- Flag: localstorage
-- Flag: awssqs name
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