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opengraph-parse
Parses Open Graph meta tags of web pages and returns a handy JSON-like object. Use this to generate preview of web pages like you see on social media
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Ben Jacobson 2020
Parses Open Graph meta tags of web pages. Use this to generate previews of web pages.
The purpose of this is to make it easy to scrape a pages opengraph meta tags. This is helpful if you ever want to create a preview of a web page like you'd see when you post to social media, or post a link on Slack.
Uses Python >=3.6.9
pip install opengraph_parse
from opengraph_parse import parse_page
if name== "main": # parse the page parsed_og_tags = parse_page("http://www.facebook.com", ["og:url", "og:image", ])
# result is a python dict containing the opengraph tags, simply print them out, or use a for loop to iterate over these.
for key, value in parsed_og_tags.items():
print (f"'{key}' : '{value}'")
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Parses Open Graph meta tags of web pages and returns a handy JSON-like object. Use this to generate preview of web pages like you see on social media
We found that opengraph-parse 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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