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Python Web Scraping（Second Edition）
Katharine Jarmul Richard Lawson 著
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Summary
Thisbookisaimedatdeveloperswhowanttousewebscrapingforlegitimatepurposes.PriorprogrammingexperiencewithPythonwouldbeusefulbutnotessential.Anyonewithgeneralknowledgeofprogramminglanguagesshouldbeabletopickupthebookandunderstandtheprincipalsinvolved.
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- BMW
- Gap
- Facebook API
- The website
- Google search engine
- Putting It All Together
- Summary
- Automated scraping with Scrapely
- Checking results
- Running the Spider
- Annotation
- Installation
- Visual scraping with Portia
- Scrapy Performance Tuning
- Interrupting and resuming a crawl
- Checking results
- Scraping with the shell command
- Different Spider Types
- Testing the spider
- Tuning settings
- Creating a spider
- Defining a model
- Starting a project
- Installing Scrapy
- Scrapy
- Summary
- CAPTCHAs and machine learning
- Integrating with registration
- Reporting errors
- The 9kw CAPTCHA API
- Getting started with 9kw
- Using a CAPTCHA solving service
- Solving complex CAPTCHAs
- Further improvements
- Optical character recognition
- Loading the CAPTCHA image
- Registering an account
- Solving CAPTCHA
- Summary
- "Humanizing" methods for Web Scraping
- Automating forms with Selenium
- Extending the login script to update content
- Loading cookies from the web browser
- The Login form
- Interacting with Forms
- Summary
- Selenium and Headless Browsers
- Selenium
- The Render class
- Waiting for results
- Website interaction with WebKit
- Executing JavaScript
- Debugging with Qt
- PyQt or PySide
- Rendering a dynamic web page
- Edge cases
- Reverse engineering a dynamic web page
- An example dynamic web page
- Dynamic Content
- Summary
- Performance
- Multiprocessing crawler
- Implementing a multithreaded crawler
- How threads and processes work
- Threaded crawler
- Sequential crawler
- Parsing the Alexa list
- One million web pages
- Concurrent Downloading
- Summary
- Exploring requests-cache
- Testing the cache
- Compression
- Redis cache implementation
- Overview of Redis
- Installing Redis
- What is key-value storage?
- Key-value storage cache
- Drawbacks of DiskCache
- Expiring stale data
- Saving disk space
- Testing the cache
- Implementing DiskCache
- Disk Cache
- Adding cache support to the link crawler
- When to use caching?
- Caching Downloads
- Summary
- Adding a scrape callback to the link crawler
- Overview of Scraping
- Scraping results
- Comparing performance
- LXML and Family Trees
- XPath Selectors
- CSS selectors and your Browser Console
- Lxml
- Beautiful Soup
- Regular expressions
- Three approaches to scrape a web page
- Analyzing a web page
- Scraping the Data
- Summary
- Using the requests library
- Final version
- Avoiding spider traps
- Throttling downloads
- Supporting proxies
- Parsing robots.txt
- Advanced features
- Link crawlers
- ID iteration crawler
- Sitemap crawler
- Setting a user agent
- Retrying downloads
- Downloading a web page
- Scraping versus crawling
- Crawling your first website
- Finding the owner of a website
- Identifying the technology used by a website
- Estimating the size of a website
- Examining the Sitemap
- Checking robots.txt
- Background research
- Python 3
- Is web scraping legal?
- When is web scraping useful?
- Introduction to Web Scraping
- Questions
- Piracy
- Errata
- Downloading the example code
- Customer support
- Reader feedback
- Conventions
- Who this book is for
- What you need for this book
- What this book covers
- Preface
- Customer Feedback
- www.PacktPub.com
- About the Reviewers
- About the Authors
- Credits
- Title Page
- coverpage
- coverpage
- Title Page
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Customer Feedback
- Preface
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- Downloading the example code
- Errata
- Piracy
- Questions
- Introduction to Web Scraping
- When is web scraping useful?
- Is web scraping legal?
- Python 3
- Background research
- Checking robots.txt
- Examining the Sitemap
- Estimating the size of a website
- Identifying the technology used by a website
- Finding the owner of a website
- Crawling your first website
- Scraping versus crawling
- Downloading a web page
- Retrying downloads
- Setting a user agent
- Sitemap crawler
- ID iteration crawler
- Link crawlers
- Advanced features
- Parsing robots.txt
- Supporting proxies
- Throttling downloads
- Avoiding spider traps
- Final version
- Using the requests library
- Summary
- Scraping the Data
- Analyzing a web page
- Three approaches to scrape a web page
- Regular expressions
- Beautiful Soup
- Lxml
- CSS selectors and your Browser Console
- XPath Selectors
- LXML and Family Trees
- Comparing performance
- Scraping results
- Overview of Scraping
- Adding a scrape callback to the link crawler
- Summary
- Caching Downloads
- When to use caching?
- Adding cache support to the link crawler
- Disk Cache
- Implementing DiskCache
- Testing the cache
- Saving disk space
- Expiring stale data
- Drawbacks of DiskCache
- Key-value storage cache
- What is key-value storage?
- Installing Redis
- Overview of Redis
- Redis cache implementation
- Compression
- Testing the cache
- Exploring requests-cache
- Summary
- Concurrent Downloading
- One million web pages
- Parsing the Alexa list
- Sequential crawler
- Threaded crawler
- How threads and processes work
- Implementing a multithreaded crawler
- Multiprocessing crawler
- Performance
- Summary
- Dynamic Content
- An example dynamic web page
- Reverse engineering a dynamic web page
- Edge cases
- Rendering a dynamic web page
- PyQt or PySide
- Debugging with Qt
- Executing JavaScript
- Website interaction with WebKit
- Waiting for results
- The Render class
- Selenium
- Selenium and Headless Browsers
- Summary
- Interacting with Forms
- The Login form
- Loading cookies from the web browser
- Extending the login script to update content
- Automating forms with Selenium
- "Humanizing" methods for Web Scraping
- Summary
- Solving CAPTCHA
- Registering an account
- Loading the CAPTCHA image
- Optical character recognition
- Further improvements
- Solving complex CAPTCHAs
- Using a CAPTCHA solving service
- Getting started with 9kw
- The 9kw CAPTCHA API
- Reporting errors
- Integrating with registration
- CAPTCHAs and machine learning
- Summary
- Scrapy
- Installing Scrapy
- Starting a project
- Defining a model
- Creating a spider
- Tuning settings
- Testing the spider
- Different Spider Types
- Scraping with the shell command
- Checking results
- Interrupting and resuming a crawl
- Scrapy Performance Tuning
- Visual scraping with Portia
- Installation
- Annotation
- Running the Spider
- Checking results
- Automated scraping with Scrapely
- Summary
- Putting It All Together
- Google search engine
- The website
- Facebook API
- Gap
- BMW
- Summary 更新時間：2021-07-09 19:43:08
