jd-page-parser
Currently only support book pages. All fields use same encoding ‘utf-8’.
Category fields: * name - Category name * url - Category url * children - Subcategories.
Book list fields: * links - A list of links in {‘title’: ‘’, ‘url’: ‘’} format * next_page_uri- Next page uri
Book detail fields: * title - Book title * author - Book authors, delimited by comma * images - Image url list * detail - Detail key-value pairs
Content
jd_page_parser.category_parsers.BookCategoryParser
jd_page_parser.product_list_parsers.BookListParser
jd_page_parser.detail_parsers.BookDetailParser
Installation
The simplest way is to install it via pip:
pip install jd-page-parser
Run Test
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
tox
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