Geonode Scraper Tools Core
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Shared runtime, schemas, and operation registry for Geonode Scraper tool integrations.
Most users should install one of the framework packages instead:
geonode-scraper-langchaingeonode-scraper-crewai
Install the core package directly only if you are building your own wrapper layer on top of the shared service.
Installation
pip install geonode-scraper-tools-core
Public API
ScraperToolSettingsScraperToolServiceOperationSpecOPERATIONSget_operations()
Configuration
from geonode_scraper_tools_core import ScraperToolSettings, ScraperToolService
settings = ScraperToolSettings(
host="https://api.example.com",
api_key="your-api-key",
)
service = ScraperToolService(settings)
Exposed Operations
The shared service normalizes SDK responses into JSON-friendly dictionaries and exposes the following 21 operations:
Extraction
extract— extract content from a single URL (sync or async)get_job_result— fetch the current state or result of an async extraction jobwait_for_job— poll an async extraction job until it reaches a terminal statelist_jobs— list previously submitted extraction jobs with optional filters
Batch
create_batch— submit a list of URLs for asynchronous batch extractionget_batch_status— poll the current status and partial results of a batch jobwait_for_batch— poll a batch job until it reaches a terminal statelist_batch_jobs— list previously submitted batch jobs with optional filters
Crawl
create_crawl— start a crawl job from a seed URLget_crawl_status— poll the current status and results of a crawl jobwait_for_crawl— poll a crawl job until it reaches a terminal statelist_crawl_jobs— list previously submitted crawl jobs with optional filters
Map
map_urls— discover all URLs under a base URL via sitemap and HTML link extractionlist_map_jobs— list previously submitted map jobs with optional filtersget_map_job— fetch the status and discovered URLs for a single map job
Search
search— run a search query and return ranked resultslist_search_jobs— list previously submitted search jobs with optional filtersget_search_job— fetch the status and results for a single search job
Statistics, Usage & Health
get_statistics— retrieve aggregated extraction statisticsget_concurrency_usage— check the caller's live work-concurrency slot usage against their plan limithealth_check— check the scraper service health and version
Selecting a Subset of Operations
Pass an operations list to get_operations() or to any framework wrapper to
expose only the operations you need.
from geonode_scraper_tools_core import get_operations
ops = get_operations(["extract", "map_urls", "create_batch", "wait_for_batch"])
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