imgscraper 0.2.0

Scans web pages for images

imgscraper: yet another web scraper

imgscraper is a simple library that allows you to retrieve image information from meme sites.

Installation

To install imgscraper, you can use pip:

pip install imgscraper

ImgScraper supports Python 3.10+

Usage

from imgscraper.scraper_constructor import create_scraper

img_scraper = create_scraper(
    website_url="https://imagocms.webludus.pl/",
    container_class="image-holder",
    pagination_class="pagination"
)

img_scraper.start_sync()

print(img_scraper.synchronization_data)

Output:

[
    Image(
        source="https://imagocms.webludus.pl/images/01/",
        url_address="https://imagocms.webludus.pl/img/01.jpg",
        title="String"
    ),
    Image(
        source="https://imagocms.webludus.pl/images/02/",
        url_address="https://imagocms.webludus.pl/img/02.jpg",
        title="String"
    )
]

Pages to scan and scraper

The user can specify how many subpages should be scraped and what tool the application should use.

from imgscraper.scraper_constructor import create_scraper

img_scraper = create_scraper(
    website_url="https://imagocms.webludus.pl/",
    container_class="image-holder",
    pagination_class="pagination",
    pages_to_scan=1,
    scraper="bs4"
)

Last sync data

When starting the synchronization process, the user can provide data from the last synchronization (img.src). If the application encounters a provided image, the process is terminated. All previously synced images are available.

scraper.start_sync(
    (
        "https://imagocms.webludus.pl/img/01.jpg",
        "https://imagocms.webludus.pl/img/02.jpg",
    )
)

Image Object

The Image object provides the .as_dict() method to turn it into a dictionary.

img = Image(
    source="https://imagocms.webludus.pl/images/01/",
    url_address="https://imagocms.webludus.pl/img/01.jpg",
    title="String"
).as_dict()

Output:

img = {
    "source": "https://imagocms.webludus.pl/images/01/",
    "url_address": "https://imagocms.webludus.pl/img/01.jpg",
    "title": "String"
}