! -- Make sure you have downloaded libslt1 and libxml2 in order for lxml to work properly on Linux systems. (Ubuntu at least)
Documentation is under construction right now!
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NOW recieved pylint rating of 9.62/10
Webby quickly brings web crawling and xml/html parsing to your fingertips.
Creating Crawlers has never been this easy, feel free to connect to any website and use XPATHs to harvest valuable web data.
Example Setup:
import webby spider = webby.Crawler('http://example.com')
parse = webby.Parser(spider.source) parse.scrape("//p") #Will return all 'p' data tags from html on example.com
#To print out what you just scraped for value in parse.data.itervalues(): print value
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