craigslist
Python wrapper for craigslist. Requires Python 3.6+.
Install
pip3 install --upgrade craigslist
CLI
$ craigslist
usage: craigslist [-h] {search,list} ...
examples:
craigslist search worcester apa
craigslist search newyork tlg
craigslist search sfbay mis
craigslist search washingtondc apa --postal 20071 --search_distance 1
craigslist search newyork aap --postal 10023 --search_distance 1 --hasPic --availabilityMode within_30_days --limit 100
craigslist search sfbay ccc --postal 94305 --search_distance 1 --limit 10
craigslist search vancouver sss "shoes" --condition new like_new --hasPic --max_price 20 --limit 10
craigslist search washingtondc jjj --is_telecommuting --is_internship
craigslist list areas
craigslist list categories
positional arguments:
{search,list}
search search
list list
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
For more details, try:
$ craigslist search $ craigslist list
API
See the examples folder.
simple
import craigslist
for post in craigslist.search('washingtondc', 'apa', postal=20071, search_distance=1):
print(post)
# craiglist posts expire. replace the url below with something current
post = craigslist.get('https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/apa/5875729002.html')async
import asyncio
import craigslist
async def main():
async for post in craigslist.search_async('washingtondc', 'apa', postal=20071, search_distance=1):
print(post)
# craiglist posts expire. replace the url below with something current
post = await craigslist.get_async('https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/apa/5875729002.html')
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(main())
loop.close()Development
Setup
make install
Test
make test
Disclaimer
This library is not associated with Craigslist.
Please read the Craigslist terms of use.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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