a webpage scraping tool
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# scrape
## a web scraping tool
## Installation * pip install scrape
## Usage usage: scrape.py [-h] [-f [FILTER [FILTER …]]] [-c [CRAWL [CRAWL …]]] [-ca] [-l LIMIT] [-t] [-vb] [-v] [urls [urls …]]
a web scraping tool
positional arguments: urls urls to scrape
optional arguments: -h, –help show this help message and exit -f [FILTER [FILTER …]], –filter [FILTER [FILTER …]] filter lines by keywords, text only -c [CRAWL [CRAWL …]], –crawl [CRAWL [CRAWL …]] enter keywords to crawl links -ca, –crawl-all crawl all links -l LIMIT, –limit LIMIT crawl page limit -t, –text write to text instead of pdf -vb, –verbose show pdfkit errors -v, –version display current version
## Author * Hunter Hammond (huntrar@gmail.com)
## Notes * Unless specified using the –text flag, all webpages are saved as pdf files using pdfkit.
The –filter flag may be used in conjunction with –text to only save lines matching one or more keywords provided
Subsequent links may be followed by entering –crawl-all or –crawl. –crawl accepts a list of substrings to control which URL’s to crawl.
There is no limit to the number of pages to be crawled unless one is set using the –limit flag.
News
0.0.7
changed –keywords to –filter and positional arg url to urls
0.0.6
use –keywords flag for filtering text
can pass multiple links now
will not write empty files anymore
0.0.5
added –verbose argument for use with pdfkit
improved output file name processing
0.0.4
accepts 0 or 1 url’s, allowing a call with just –version
0.0.3
Moved utils.py to scrape/
0.0.2
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