Weblib
Weblib provides tools to solve typical tasks in web scraping:
processing HTML
handling text encodings
controling repeating and parallel tasks
parsing RSS/ATOM feeds
preparing data for HTTP requests
working with DOM tree
working with text and numeral data
list of common user agents
cross-platform file locking
operations with files and directories
Installation
Run:
pip install -U weblibDocumentation
Docs are incomplete. Most docs are auto-generated from modules/methods docstrings. Check out docs here http://weblib.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
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