SearchURL 1.1.4

SearchURL lets perform Keyword, Fuzzy and Semantic Search through the text on websites using thier URLs.

SearchURL

github-searchURL

Installation

Install SearchURL with pip

  pip install SearchURL

Documentation

1. Getting all the text from a webpage by not passing in keywords:

from SearchURL.main import SearchURL

search = SearchURL(cache=True)

data = search.searchUrl(
    url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_scraping"
    )

print(data)

output: {'success': True, 'data': 'Web scraping - Wikipedia ...'}

2. Searching with keywords:

from SearchURL.main import SearchURL

search = SearchURL(cache=True)

data = search.searchUrl(
    url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_scraping",
    keywords=['legal'])

print(data)

output: {'success': True, 'data': 'Legal issues Toggle Legal issues subsection Legal issues [ edit ] The legality of web scraping varies across the world ...'}

3. Fuzzy Searching:

from SearchURL.main import SearchURL

search = SearchURL(cache=True)

data = search.searchUrlFuzz(
    url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_scraping",
    keywords=['legal'])


print(data)

output: {'success': True, 'data': 'Legal issues [ edit ] | In the United States, website owners can use three major legal claims to prevent undesired web scraping: (1) copyright ...'}

4. Semantic Search: Yes, this package supports Semantic Search!

from SearchURL.main import SearchURL

search = SearchURL(createVector=True) # creates a in-memory vector database using chromadb

data = search.createEmbededData("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_scraping") # loads and embeds all the data from the webpage.

if data.get('success'): # data = {'success': True, 'db': db}
    db = data.get('db') 
    results = db.query(keywords=['benefits', 'what benifits can we get from web scraping'], limit=10)
    print(results)

else:
    print(data.get('detail')) # data = {'success': False, 'detail': 'ERROR'}

Errors

If this package runs into some error while fetching and searching, it will return an object like this: {'success': False, 'detail': 'The error that occurred'}

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The URL used in this readme is a link to an article on wikipedia.org on the topic of Web_scraping.