Digs
Making easier the text crawling tasks over websites with depth levels.
Installation
pip install digs
or
pip install --upgrade digs
Usage
Common use will be extract the text from a website, the following call from terminal is the way to do that:
digs http://thewebsite.com
Also, you can add the option –depth=LEVEL to perform over the root domain (website) a crawling with the specific depth:
digs http://thewebsite.com --depth=3
Be careful, with high levels, the tree asociated to those crawlings grows exponentially in size.
And last but not the least, you can turn on a graphical interface (if you have installed PySide) with the following call from terminals:
digs -i
It will be look something like this:
About requirements
Look at requirements in the file: :
requirements.txt
digs was written by Jonathan S. Prieto C..
Changelog
0.1.6 (2015-08-18)
fixed bugs relate with lxml dependencies and linkGrabber imports
Add extra_require, PySide if you want to run the graphical interface
0.1.5 (2015-07-12)
After the pull-request to linkGrabber package, it has include in the requirements.
Some improvements for GUI
0.1.4 (2015-07-07)
MANIFEST.in add for some OS that they need it.
The gui already show the INFO level for debugging by default
0.1.0 (2015-07-06)
First release on PyPI.
1 maintainer
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