Parsing steps
A simple helper for data parsing.
SimpleParsingStep usage example
import time
from parsing_steps import SimpleParsingStep
class ParseMainPage(SimpleParsingStep):
"""
input_data is main page url.
input_data = "https://domain.com/"
"""
def download(self, url):
time.sleep(0.1)
return '<html>...<a href="https://domain.com/category/15/"></a>...</html>'
def get_category_urls(self, html_data):
"""Plug"""
return [f"https://domain/category/{num}/" for num in range(15, 16)]
def parse(self, input_data):
url = input_data
html_data = self.download(url)
for category_url in self.get_category_urls(html_data):
yield ParseListStep({"url": category_url})
class ParseListStep(SimpleParsingStep):
"""
input_data from previous step.
input_data = {
"url": "https://domain.com/category/<id>/"
}
"""
def download(self, url):
time.sleep(0.1)
if "?page=2" in url:
return "<html>...</html>"
return '<html>...<a href="https://domain.com/category/15/?page=2"></a>...</html>'
def get_item_urls(self, html_data):
"""Plug"""
return [f"https://domain/category/15/item/{num}/" for num in range(10)]
def exists_next_page(self, html_data):
return "?page=" in html_data
def parse(self, input_data):
print(f"category_url: {input_data.get('url')}")
# here you get data from html, through bs4 or something else.
html_data = self.download(input_data.get("url"))
for item_url in self.get_item_urls(html_data):
yield ParseDetailsStep(
input_data={"url": item_url},
inherited_data={ # optional part
"category_id": 15,
"page": 1 if self.exists_next_page(html_data) else 2
}
)
if self.exists_next_page(html_data):
# get this data from html
next_page_url = "https://domain.com/category/15/?page=2"
yield ParseListStep(
input_data={"url": next_page_url}
)
class ParseDetailsStep(SimpleParsingStep):
"""
input_data from previous step.
input_data = {
"url": "https://domain/category/15/item/{num}/"
}
"""
def download_and_format(self, url):
"""plug"""
time.sleep(0.2)
num = int(list(filter(None, str(url).split("/")))[-1]) # returns num
page = int(self.inherited_data.get("page"))
return {
"id": page*10 + int(num),
"name": f"product_{page*10 + num}",
"price": num*10,
}
def parse(self, input_data):
product_data = self.download_and_format(input_data.get("url"))
yield SaveStep(product_data)
class SaveStep(SimpleParsingStep):
"""
input_data from previous step.
input_data = {
"id": 12345,
"name": "product",
"price": 16.50,
}
"""
def save_to_db(self, data_as_dict):
self.inherited_data = self.inherited_data or dict()
data_as_dict.update(self.inherited_data)
print(data_as_dict)
def parse(self, input_data):
self.save_to_db(input_data)
if __name__ == "__main__":
first_step = ParseMainPage(input_data="https://domain.com/")
first_step.perform() # start scraping
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