pocong 1.0.0

Python Oriented Crawling Ongoing (POCONG): a simple crawling framework

POCONG 🪦

Python Oriented Crawling ON Going

POCONG is a lightweight web crawling framework built in Python.

Installation

pip install pocong

Usage: Get Proxy from proxy_spiders

You can use the get_proxy and get_proxy_random methods from proxy_spiders to fetch working proxies.

from pocong.proxy_spiders import GetProxy

gp = GetProxy()

# Get the first working proxy
proxy = gp.get_proxy()
print("First working proxy:", proxy)

from pocong.proxy_spiders import GetProxy

gp = GetProxy()

# Get a random working proxy
random_proxy = gp.get_proxy_random()
print("Random working proxy:", random_proxy)

Sample output:

First working proxy: {'ip': '123.45.67.89', 'port': '8080', 'https': 'yes', ...}
Random working proxy: {'ip': '98.76.54.32', 'port': '3128', 'https': 'yes', ...}

You can use the returned proxy dictionary with the requests library, for example:

import requests

proxy = gp.get_proxy()
if proxy:
    proxies = {
        'http': f"http://{proxy['ip']}:{proxy['port']}",
        'https': f"http://{proxy['ip']}:{proxy['port']}"
    }
    response = requests.get('https://httpbin.org/ip', proxies=proxies)
    print(response.json())
else:
    print("No working proxy found.")

• get_proxy() will return the first working proxy found.
• get_proxy_random() will return a random working proxy (with up to 20 retries).

Both methods return a dictionary with proxy details (e.g., { 'ip': '...', 'port': '...', ... }) or None if no working proxy is found.