eksi-scraper 0.2.1

asynchronously scrapes eksisozluk threads and exports to csv or json

eksi-scraper

fast, asynchronous eksisozluk thread scraper. exports entries to csv or json.

installation

uv pip install eksi-scraper

or with pip:

pip install eksi-scraper

usage

eksi-scraper -t [thread1] [thread2] ... -f [inputFile.txt] -o (csv or json)

you can pass full URLs or just the slug (the part of the url after '/' and before '?'). for example:

eksi-scraper -t https://eksisozluk.com/murat-kurum--2582131 https://eksisozluk.com/ekrem-imamoglu--2577439 -o json

or using slugs:

eksi-scraper -t murat-kurum--2582131 ekrem-imamoglu--2577439 -o json

or from a file:

eksi-scraper -f threads.txt -o csv

where in threads.txt, threads are listed as URLs or slugs, one per line:

https://eksisozluk.com/murat-kurum--2582131
ekrem-imamoglu--2577439
...

options

flag	description
-t, --threads	threads to scrape (URLs or slugs)
-f, --file	file with threads, one per line
-o, --output	output format: csv (default) or json
-v, --verbose	show per-page progress
-q, --quiet	suppress all console output

console output

by default, eksi-scraper shows progress in the terminal:

[eksi-scraper] Scraping 2 threads
[murat-kurum--2582131] Found 47 pages
[ekrem-imamoglu--2577439] Found 112 pages
[murat-kurum--2582131] Done: 470 entries in 12.3s -> murat-kurum--2582131.json
[ekrem-imamoglu--2577439] Done: 1120 entries in 28.7s -> ekrem-imamoglu--2577439.json
[eksi-scraper] Finished: 2 threads, 1590 entries, 28.7s elapsed

use -v for per-page progress, -q for silent operation.

output

each entry has the following fields:

field	description
Content	the entry text, with full URLs restored
Author	username of the author
Date Created	original post date
Last Changed	last edit date, or null if never edited

contact

reach out to me at [e-mail]