Robotexclusionrulesparser is an alternative to the Python standard library module robotparser. It fetches and parses robots.txt files and can answer questions as to whether or not a given user agent is permitted to visit a certain URL.
This module has some features that the standard library module robotparser does not, including the ability to decode non-ASCII robots.txt files, respect for Expires headers and understanding of Crawl-delay and Sitemap directives and wildcard syntax in path names.
Complete documentation (including a comparison with the standard library module robotparser) is available in ReadMe.html.
Robotexclusionrulesparser is released under a BSD license.
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