2. “Hello World” Examples

Getting all url of all links:

import solidscraper as ss

doc = ss.load("https://www.example.com/the/path")

# print the list of urls from all <a> elements
print(doc.select("a").getAttribute("href"))

Getting all url of all links inside <div>s whose class id is ‘links’:

import solidscraper as ss

doc = ss.load("https://www.example.com/the/path")

# print the list of urls from all <a> elements inside <div id="links">
print(doc.select("div #links").then("a").getAttribute("href"))

Getting the text of all <span> elements inside <p> whose class are ‘info’:

import solidscraper as ss

doc = ss.load("https://www.example.com/the/path")

# print the text of all <span> elements inside <p class="info">
print(doc.select("p .info").then("span").text())

Note: these examples use the python 3 print function, in case you want to run them with python 2, either replace the print() function with the python 2 print statement or add the following import line as the first statement of your code: from __future__ import print_function.

3. “Real World” Examples

The examples folder above contains two fully functional examples: one to download tweets by hashtags and another to download complete users timeline (tweets and images). Both scripts were completely built using solidscraper.