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#Webscraper for safari mac os x
#Webscraper for safari android
#Webscraper for safari code
#Webscraper for safari windows

With open("Config/scraped.json", "w+") as newfile:ĭef FindB圜SSAndAttribute(self,mobject, css, attribute): # with open("Modules/Config/scraped.json", "w+") as newfile: With open("Config/scraped.json") as oldfile: # with open("Modules/Config/scraped.json") as oldfile: With open("Config/scraped.json") as file: #with open("Modules/Config/scraped.json") as file: TYPE_ODDS = 'OPENING' # you can change to 'OPENING' if you want to collect opening odds, any other value will make the program collect CLOSING odds 'Portugal', 'Netherlands','Cyprus','Mexico','Brazil','Uruguay','Serbia','Slovenia','Slovakia','Sweden', 'Norway','USA','Estonia'] O_u_types= Ĭountries=['England','Japan','France','Germany', 'India', 'Chile', 'Italy','Turkey', 'Czech Republic', 'Spain', 'Colombia','Poland','Belgium','Romania','Paraguay', ''' #!/Library/Frameworks/amework/Versions/3.8/bin/python3įrom import Optionsįrom webdriver_manager.chrome import ChromeDriverManagerįrom import Byįrom import Keysįrom import WebDriverWaitįrom import NoSuchElementExceptionįrom import expected_conditions as EC How can I make selenium check if there is already an instance running and wait for that one to finish?

At times when there are many matches running simultaneously, the script cannot scrape all matches before a cronjob starts up the next script and they clash.

How can this be achieved faster/more efficiently?

Performance: Currently it takes 1-2m per game to scrape and analyse it.

#Webscraper for safari code

My code still has the following issues, that I am hoping this review may help with:

Save scraped links in JSON file, so that they do not become scraped again.

Send a telegram message if a pattern was identified.

Evaluate data frame for two odd providers (Asianodds, Pinnacle) and compare actual data against pre-defined patterns.

Regularly scrape all live matches on the betting site.

Using the default User Agent for your scraper is a common reason to be blocked, so don’t forget.I have written the following code to achieve the following:

For Internet Explorer you can use the UAPick extension.Īnd for Python scripts you can set the proxy header with:.

For Chrome there is currently no extension, but you can set the User Agent from the command line at startup: chromium-browser –user-agent=”my custom user agent”.

For FireFox you can use User Agent Switcher extension.

Some websites will automatically block certain User Agents, for example if your User Agent indicates you are accessing their server with a script rather than a regular web browser.įortunately it is easy to set your User Agent to whatever you like: For example if your User Agent indicates you are using an old browser then the website may return the plain HTML version without any AJAX features, which may be easier to scrape. Some webpages will use the User Agent to display content that is customized to your particular browser. You can find your own current User Agent here. Mozilla/5.0 (BlackBerry U BlackBerry 9800 en) AppleWebKit/534.1+ (KHTML, Like Gecko) Version/6.0.0.141 Mobile Safari/534.1+

#Webscraper for safari mac os x

Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone U CPU like Mac OS X en) AppleWebKit/420+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/1A543a Safari/419.3

#Webscraper for safari android

Mozilla/5.0 (Linux U Android 0.5 en-us) AppleWebKit/522+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/419.3

#Webscraper for safari windows

Mozilla/4.0 (compatible MSIE 7.0 Windows NT 5.1) Here are some common User Agent strings: Browser This is a string to tell the server what kind of device you are accessing the page with. Your web browser will send what is known as a “ User Agent” for every page you access.