url-summary
Show summary of a large number of URLs in a Jupyter Notebook: analyze domains, paths, query keys and values. This is useful if you want to have a quick glance at URLs obtained by crawling.
Installation
Install from PyPI:
pip install url-summary
Usage
import url_summary url_summary.get_summary(urls)
Will show as a summary for a given list (or iterable) of urls. top_items (20 by default) controls how many top-level items to show, and top_urls (3 by default) sets the number of random urls to show for each top-level item.
Returned object url_summary.UrlSummaryResult is a list subclass with a nice Jupyter Notebook display.
License
License is MIT.
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