parse-web 1.0.0

Access to website information 👽

With the help of this module,you can access the information of various websites. The applications of this module are as follows:

Working with parse_web

Get IP address:

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.get_ip())

Get ping :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.ping())

parameters :

1. mode: The mod parameter can be equal to: min: Returns the lowest ping mid : Returns the average ping max: Returns the maximum ping.
2. number : is an integer, the higher this numerical parameter is, the more accurate the obtained ping is. But it takes a lot of time to get ping.

Get links :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.get_links())

Get link of images :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.get_images())

Get link of videos :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.get_videos())

Get CSS code :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.css_code())

parameters :

1. link_or_code: The mod parameter can be equal to:

• link: Returns a list of css links (default)
• code : It returns a dictionary of css codes whose key is the css link and its value is the css code.

Get information :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.information())

Returns a list of whois information as str

social networks:

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.social())

It returns a dictionary whose key is the name of the social network and its value is the address of the social network

get Textual content :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.text())

Returns the text content as str

Technologies used :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")


print(url.technology())

It returns the used technologies in the form of a dictionary.

Find a word in url:

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.isit('python'))

parameters :

1. word:It is equal to the desired word, if the desired word exists in the url, it returns true and if it does not exist, it returns false.

Find files in url:

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.find_file('.pdf' , '.ico' , '.png'))

parameters :

1. suffix: A set of extensions (at least one extension); Suffixes can start with a dot or be written without a dot.

is wordpress ? :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.iswordpress())

If it is written with WordPress; Returns true otherwise returns false.

Find tags in url:

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.tag('h1'))

parameters :

1. tag : It is equal to the desired tag that you want to extract from the url
2. attribute : is equal to the attribute in question ( defualt = None)

Returns a list of the desired tags that have the given attribute.

Access to robots.txt:

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.robots())

If the robots.txt file is defined in the url, it returns it, otherwise it returns false.

return title :

import parse_web as pw

url = pw.set_url("https://python.org")

print(url.title())

Returns the title of the site.