os-scrapy-aio-resolver

This project provide a async DNS resolver.

Install

pip install os-scrapy-aio-resolver

You can run example spider directly in the project root path

scrapy crawl example

Usage

Settings

enable DNS resolver in the project settings file:

DNS_RESOLVER = "os_scrapy_aio_resolver.AsyncResolver"

use asyncio reactor

TWISTED_REACTOR = "twisted.internet.asyncioreactor.AsyncioSelectorReactor"

or you can use os-scrapy command line to start crawling with -r asyncio

os-scrapy crawl example -r asyncio

enable/disable DNS cache, set cache size

DNSCACHE_ENABLED = True
DNSCACHE_SIZE = 10000

Unit Tests

sh scripts/test.sh

License

MIT licensed.

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