lbc 1.1.4

Unofficial client for Leboncoin API

lbc

Unofficial client for Leboncoin API

import lbc

client = lbc.Client()

location = lbc.City( 
    lat=48.85994982004764,
    lng=2.33801967847424,
    radius=10_000, # 10 km
    city="Paris"
)

result = client.search(
    text="maison",
    locations=[location],
    page=1,
    limit=35,
    sort=lbc.Sort.NEWEST,
    ad_type=lbc.AdType.OFFER,
    category=lbc.Category.IMMOBILIER,
    square=[200, 400],
    price=[300_000, 700_000]
)

for ad in result.ads:
    print(ad.url, ad.subject, ad.price)

lbc is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or in any way associated with Leboncoin or its services. Use at your own risk.

Installation

Required Python 3.10+

pip install lbc

Usage

Start with the examples to quickly understand how to use the library in real-world scenarios.

Client

To create client you need to use lbc.Client class

import lbc

client = lbc.Client()

Proxy

You can also configure the client to use a proxy by providing a Proxy object:

# Setup proxy1
proxy1 = lbc.Proxy(
	host="127.0.0.1",
	port=12345,
	username="username",
	password="password",
	scheme="http"
)

# Initialize client with proxy1
client = lbc.Client(proxy=proxy1)

# Setup proxy2
proxy2 = lbc.Proxy(
	host="127.0.0.1",
	port=23456,
)

# Change client proxy to proxy2
client.proxy = proxy2

# Remove proxy
client.proxy = None

Search

To perform a search, use the client.search method.

This function accepts keyword arguments (**kwargs) to customize your query. For example, if you're looking for houses that include both land and parking, you can specify:

real_estate_type=["3", "4"]

These values correspond to what you’d find in a typical Leboncoin URL, like:

https://www.leboncoin.fr/recherche?category=9&text=maison&...&real_estate_type=3,4

Here's a complete example of a search query:

client.search(
    text="maison",
    locations=[location],
    page=1,
    limit=35,
    limit_alu=0,
    sort=lbc.Sort.NEWEST,
    ad_type=lbc.AdType.OFFER,
    category=lbc.Category.IMMOBILIER,
    owner_type=lbc.OwnerType.ALL,
    search_in_title_only=True,
    square=[200, 400],
    price=[300_000, 700_000],
)

Alternatively

You can also perform search using a full Leboncoin URL:

client.search(
    url="https://www.leboncoin.fr/recherche?category=9&text=maison&locations=Paris__48.86023250788424_2.339006433295173_9256&square=100-200price=500000-1000000&rooms=1-6&bedrooms=3-6&outside_access=garden,terrace&orientation=south_west&owner_type=private",
    page=1,
    limit=35
)

If url is provided, it overrides other keyword parameters such as text, category, locations, etc. However, pagination parameters like page, limit, and limit_alu are still applied.

Location

The locations parameter accepts a list of one or more location objects. You can use one of the following:

• lbc.Region(...)
• lbc.Department(...)
• lbc.City(...)

Each one corresponds to a different level of geographic granularity.

City example

location = lbc.City(
    lat=48.85994982004764,
    lng=2.33801967847424,
    radius=10_000,  # in meters
    city="Paris"
)

Region / Department example

from lbc import Region, Department

region = Region.ILE_DE_FRANCE
department = Department.PARIS

403 Error

If you encounter a 403 Forbidden error, it usually means your requests are being blocked by Datadome. To resolve this:

• Try reducing the request frequency (add delays between requests).
• If you're using a proxy, make sure it is clean and preferably located in France.

Using residential or mobile proxies can also help avoid detection.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Support

You can contact me via Telegram or Discord if you need help with scraping services or want to write a library.