flask-noAI
A simple Flask extension to block AI crawlers.
How it works
Flask-noAI adds certain rules to robots.txt expecting it to be respected, and if a violation of those rules is detected, content access is blocked.
How to use it
import flask_noai
flask_noai.noai(app)
Yes, it's this easy.
You can even do it like this:
from flask import Flask
from flask_noai import noai
app = noai(Flask(__name__))
Note: noai() does not need to be called at initialization of the app. It can be called later since it only registers route handlers:
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app = Flask(__name__)
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noai(app)
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noai() returns back the original application to allow for chaining. noai() is basically the same as init_app() in most extensions except that noai() is mainly a route register rather than a "true" flask extension, which is why I chose the naming of noai() over init_app()!
Handling
- If you want to have a custom message when unauthorised scraping was detected, use
noai(..., on_detect="...") - If you want to return a non-200 code when it was detected, use
noai(..., code=401)or other codes. - You can still add custom
robots.txtby simply creating a route. - You should not make
/robots,/robots/, or/robots.txt/routes since they are handled by this extension.
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