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Install:
pip3 install app-store-scraper
Scrape reviews for an app:
from app_store_scraper import AppStore
from pprint import pprint
minecraft = AppStore(country="nz", app_name="minecraft")
minecraft.review(how_many=20)
pprint(minecraft.reviews)
pprint(minecraft.reviews_count)
Scrape reviews for a podcast:
from app_store_scraper import Podcast
from pprint import pprint
sysk = Podcast(country="nz", app_name="stuff you should know")
sysk.review(how_many=20)
pprint(sysk.reviews)
pprint(sysk.reviews_count)
Let's continue from the code example used in Quickstart.
There are two required and one positional parameters:
country
(required)
app_name
(required)
search_id()
method to search for app_id
internallyapp_id
(positional)
search_id
method internallyOnce instantiated, the object can be examined:
>>> minecraft
AppStore(country='nz', app_name='minecraft', app_id=479516143)
>>> print(app)
Country | nz
Name | minecraft
ID | 479516143
URL | https://apps.apple.com/nz/app/minecraft/id479516143
Review count | 0
Other optional parameters are:
log_format
logging.basicConfig(format=log_format)
"%(asctime)s [%(levelname)s] %(name)s - %(message)s"
log_level
logging.basicConfig(level=log_level)
"INFO"
log_interval
5
The maximum number of reviews fetched per request is 20. To minimise the number of calls, the limit of 20 is hardcoded. This means the review()
method will always grab more than the how_many
argument supplied with an increment of 20.
>>> minecraft.review(how_many=33)
>>> minecraft.reviews_count
40
If how_many
is not provided, review()
will terminate after all reviews are fetched.
NOTE the review count seen on the landing page differs from the actual number of reviews fetched. This is simply because only some users who rated the app also leave reviews.
after
datetime
object to filter older reviewssleep
int
to specify seconds to sleep between each callThe fetched review data are loaded in memory and live inside reviews
attribute as a list of dict.
>>> minecraft.reviews
[{'userName': 'someone', 'rating': 5, 'date': datetime.datetime(...
Each review dictionary has the following schema:
{
"date": datetime.datetime,
"isEdited": bool,
"rating": int,
"review": str,
"title": str,
"userName": str
}
FAQs
Single API ☝ App Store Review Scraper 🧹
We found that app-store-scraper demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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