Welcome to urlclean’s documentation!
urlclean provides functions:
to follow a http redirect,
to follow a HTML META redirect,
to remove Urchin and Facebook tracker URL parameters,
plugins for futher cleaning power,
combines all these to unshorten and resolve various URLS
Try it out from the commandline:
python -m urlclean <some url>
Contents:
Indices and tables
Index
Module Index
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Documentation for the Code
urlcleaner a module that resolves redirected urls and removes tracking url params
urlclean.weedparams(url)
removes Urchin Tracker and Facebook surveillance params from urls.
Args:
url (str): The url to scrub of ugly params
Returns:
(str). The return cleaned url
urlclean.httpresolve(url, ua=None, proxyhost=’’, proxyport=’’)
resolve one redirection of a http request.
Args:
url (str): The url to follow one redirect
ua (fn): A function returning a User Agent string (optional)
proxyhost (str): http proxy server (optional)
proxyport (int): http proxy server port (optional)
- Returns: (str, httplib.response). The return resolved url, and
the response from the http query
urlclean.unmeta(url, res)
Finds any meta redirects a httplib.response object that has text/html as content-type.
Args:
url (str): The url to follow one redirect
res (httplib.response): a http.response object
Returns: (str). The return resolved url
urlclean.unshorten(url, cache=None, ua=None, >>**<<kwargs)
resolves all HTTP/META redirects and optionally caches them in any object supporting a __getitem__, __setitem__ interface
Args:
url (str): The url to follow one redirect
cache (PersistentCryptoDict): an optional PersistentCryptoDict instance
ua (fn): A function returning a User Agent string (optional), the default is googlebot.
>>**<<kwargs (dict): optional proxy args for urlclean.httpresolve (default: localhost:8118)
Returns: (str). The return final cleaned url.
Plugins
Plugins should have a convert function that receives and returns a URL. In case of an error an unchanged URL should be returned.
Changelog
v0.5.4 - fixed httpresolve for relative urls
v0.5.1 - install/doc fixes
v0.5 - added plugins
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