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I created a script to fingerprint webpage templates based on common elements. Why? To extract content from pages that seem similar (e.g. /blog) but use different templates. [See screenshot] Grouping like this means I can properly setup extractors across pages. #practicalpython
![LeeFootSEO's tweet image. I created a script to fingerprint webpage templates based on common elements.
Why? To extract content from pages that seem similar (e.g. /blog) but use different templates.
[See screenshot]
Grouping like this means I can properly setup extractors across pages. #practicalpython](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GYLTNHJWMAAyvuD.png)
Trying to scrape JS button links and the CTA on a site with multiple templates / inconsistant classes and getting nowhere fast. Until I noticed all the buttons are the same colour, so I setup a scrape based on the colour hex using Selenium. 🤓 It's spot on. #PracticalPython
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Trying to scrape JS button links and the CTA on a site with multiple templates / inconsistant classes and getting nowhere fast. Until I noticed all the buttons are the same colour, so I setup a scrape based on the colour hex using Selenium. 🤓 It's spot on. #PracticalPython
I created a script to fingerprint webpage templates based on common elements. Why? To extract content from pages that seem similar (e.g. /blog) but use different templates. [See screenshot] Grouping like this means I can properly setup extractors across pages. #practicalpython
Practical Python Programming. A course by @dabeaz 👍🏿🐍 ow.ly/Xwp250zVZJ4 #python #pythoncourse #practicalpython #workingwithdata
I created a script to fingerprint webpage templates based on common elements. Why? To extract content from pages that seem similar (e.g. /blog) but use different templates. [See screenshot] Grouping like this means I can properly setup extractors across pages. #practicalpython
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