Scrapy statsd middleware demonstration
Usage
pip install scrapy-statsd-middleware
DOWNLOADER_MIDDLEWARES = {
'statsd_middleware.StatsdMiddleware': 543,
}
SPIDER_MIDDLEWARES = {
'statsd_middleware.StatsdMiddleware': 543,
}
There’s also a few settings that you can use:
STATSD_HOSTNAME - Defaults to the current machine’s hostname
STATSD_PREFIX - Defaults to “hostname.spider-name.”
STATSD_HOST_IP - Defaults to “0.0.0.0”
This will increment statsd with the following: * requests (spider_reqs_issued) * response (spider_resps_received) * errors (error_KeyError, where KeyError is whatever the error name is) * items processed (processed_Product, where Product is whatever the item class name is)
Example Implementation
An example implementation of this middleware is in /example It includes a docker-compose file that describes how to use this middleware with statsd & graphite
Example Installation & Usage
Build the docker images docker-compose build
Start the statsd container docker-compose up -d
Run the example spider: docker-compose -f ./example/docker-compose.yml run spider bash -c “cd ./opt/scrapy/dirbot/ && scrapy crawl dmoz”
You can see a live graphite dashboard at http://0.0.0.0/dashboard You should see stats show up under something like “stats.Z-MacBook-Pro.local.dmoz.spider_reqs_issued”
Development
You can run the tests via make test
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