Description:
Pbot contains two modules, Bot and Spider
Bot is a simple helper, created to save request state (cookies, referrer) between http requests. Also, it provides addional methods for adding cookies. With no dependencies this module is easy to use when you need to simulate browser.
Spider it’s pbot, armed by lxml (required). Provides addional methods for easy website crawling, see below.
Bot is very easy to use:
from pbot.pbot import Bot
bot = Bot(proxies={'http': 'localhost:3128'}) # You can provide proxies, during bot creation, or set later as bot.proxies
bot.add_cookie({'name': 'sample', 'value': 1, 'domain': 'example.com'})
response = bot.open('http://example.com') # Open with cookies and empty referrer
bot.follow('http://google.com') # Open google with example.com as a referrer
response = bot.response # Response saved, and can be read later
bot.follow('http://example.com', post={'q': 'abc'}) # You can provide post and get as keyword arguments
bot.refresh_connector() # Flush cookies and referrer
Spider gives you special features:
from pbot.spider import Spider
bot = Spider() # or Spider(force_encoding='utf-8') to force encoding for parser
bot.open('http://example.com')
bot.tree.xpath('//a') # lxml tree can be accessed by .tree, response will be automatically readed and parsed by lxml.html
form = bot.xpath('//form[@id="main"]') # xpath shortcut for bot.tree.xpath
bot.submit(form) # Submit lxml f§orm
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# Crawler, recursively crawl from target page yielding xml_tree, query_url, real_url (real_url - url after all redirects).
bot.crawl(self,
url=None, # Target url to start crawling
check_base=True, # Yield pages only on domain from url
only_descendant=True, # Yield only pages that urls starts with url
max_level=None, #Maximum level
allowed_protocols=('http:', 'https:'),
ignore_errors=True,
ignore_starts=(), # Tuple/array, ignore urls that starts with ignore_starts (exclude some parts of site)
check_mime=())
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