parselab
This package contains classes that help to write parsers in Python.
Usage
To use parelab just create a class derived from BasicParser.
from parselab.cache import FileCache
from parselab.network import NetworkManager
from parselab.parsing import BasicParser
class MyParser(BasicParser):
def __init__(self):
self.cache = FileCache(namespace='my-parser', path=os.environ.get('CACHE_PATH'))
self.net = NetworkManager()
db.connect(os.environ['PARSINGDB'])
db.setup_project('my-project')
After that you will be able to download pages using BasicParser.get_page() method:
class MyParser(BasicParser):
...
def run(self):
page = self.get_page('https://google.com')
BasicParser will use network manager specified in __init__ method and will save all
downloaded pages into directory specified by your $CACHE_PATH environment variable.
Next time you invoke get_page() method it will get the requested page from cache
if available.
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