Python Scrapy Without Splash
I'm trying to scrape a website that uses an AJAX request for showing the content.
I tried to simulate the AJAX call, but it uses a different token in its cookie every time it sends the request, so I get "500" error and can not access the server.
So I went for the second option (i.e. scraping the website using splash) I installed it with docker and I'm running it on port 8050.
In http://localhost:8050 I have a test render.html console. I write the site address and when it supposed to show all the content (including the ones that produce with AJAX), it does not!
I tried it in my project with codes and middle-ware and everything is right, but it's not working!
Any Help Would be Appreciated.
B.t.w.: The address I'm trying to scrape is: http://lastsecond.ir/tours/
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I'm trying to scrape a website that uses an AJAX request for showing the content.
I tried to simulate the AJAX call, but it uses a different token in its cookie every time it sends the request, so I get "500" error and can not access the server.
So I went for the second option (i.e. scraping the website using splash) I installed it with docker and I'm running it on port 8050.
In http://localhost:8050 I have a test render.html console. I write the site address and when it supposed to show all the content (including the ones that produce with AJAX), it does not!
I tried it in my project with codes and middle-ware and everything is right, but it's not working!
Any Help Would be Appreciated.
B.t.w.: The address I'm trying to scrape is: http://lastsecond.ir/tours/
python
edited Dec 3 '17 at 9:39
Videonauth
24.6k1271101
asked Dec 3 '17 at 9:32
AmiritionAmirition
84
add a comment |
I'm trying to scrape a website that uses an AJAX request for showing the content.
I tried to simulate the AJAX call, but it uses a different token in its cookie every time it sends the request, so I get "500" error and can not access the server.
So I went for the second option (i.e. scraping the website using splash) I installed it with docker and I'm running it on port 8050.
In http://localhost:8050 I have a test render.html console. I write the site address and when it supposed to show all the content (including the ones that produce with AJAX), it does not!
I tried it in my project with codes and middle-ware and everything is right, but it's not working!
Any Help Would be Appreciated.
B.t.w.: The address I'm trying to scrape is: http://lastsecond.ir/tours/
python
edited Dec 3 '17 at 9:39
Videonauth
24.6k1271101
asked Dec 3 '17 at 9:32
AmiritionAmirition
84
I'm trying to scrape a website that uses an AJAX request for showing the content.
I tried to simulate the AJAX call, but it uses a different token in its cookie every time it sends the request, so I get "500" error and can not access the server.
So I went for the second option (i.e. scraping the website using splash) I installed it with docker and I'm running it on port 8050.
In http://localhost:8050 I have a test render.html console. I write the site address and when it supposed to show all the content (including the ones that produce with AJAX), it does not!
I tried it in my project with codes and middle-ware and everything is right, but it's not working!
Any Help Would be Appreciated.
B.t.w.: The address I'm trying to scrape is: http://lastsecond.ir/tours/
python
python
edited Dec 3 '17 at 9:39
Videonauth
24.6k1271101
asked Dec 3 '17 at 9:32
AmiritionAmirition
84
edited Dec 3 '17 at 9:39
Videonauth
24.6k1271101
asked Dec 3 '17 at 9:32
AmiritionAmirition
84
edited Dec 3 '17 at 9:39
Videonauth
24.6k1271101
edited Dec 3 '17 at 9:39
Videonauth
24.6k1271101
edited Dec 3 '17 at 9:39
Videonauth
24.6k1271101
24.6k1271101
asked Dec 3 '17 at 9:32
AmiritionAmirition
84
asked Dec 3 '17 at 9:32
AmiritionAmirition
84
asked Dec 3 '17 at 9:32
AmiritionAmirition
84
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If you want it to be python, you can use pygi or pyqt with full on webkit browsers. Then inject arbitrary JS on the page or parse the dom however you prefer. It's a full on browser, so heavier than some frameworks - it does just work though, unless you're trying to parse DOM rewrites on something that uses a shadow DOM.
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If you want it to be python, you can use pygi or pyqt with full on webkit browsers. Then inject arbitrary JS on the page or parse the dom however you prefer. It's a full on browser, so heavier than some frameworks - it does just work though, unless you're trying to parse DOM rewrites on something that uses a shadow DOM.
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If you want it to be python, you can use pygi or pyqt with full on webkit browsers. Then inject arbitrary JS on the page or parse the dom however you prefer. It's a full on browser, so heavier than some frameworks - it does just work though, unless you're trying to parse DOM rewrites on something that uses a shadow DOM.
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If you want it to be python, you can use pygi or pyqt with full on webkit browsers. Then inject arbitrary JS on the page or parse the dom however you prefer. It's a full on browser, so heavier than some frameworks - it does just work though, unless you're trying to parse DOM rewrites on something that uses a shadow DOM.
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If you want it to be python, you can use pygi or pyqt with full on webkit browsers. Then inject arbitrary JS on the page or parse the dom however you prefer. It's a full on browser, so heavier than some frameworks - it does just work though, unless you're trying to parse DOM rewrites on something that uses a shadow DOM.
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