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Outputing the results of search machine - Emmanouil - Nov-06-2016 Hello, is it possible to make a programme that takes as arguments, a key word i.e q=help and the start and finish pages of the results of a search machine i.e page=0 to page=3(4 result pages) and output these result pages to 4 different html files? RE: Outputing the results of search machine - Larz60+ - Nov-06-2016 Sounds like a scraper. See this tutorial Web scraping with Scrapy RE: Outputing the results of search machine - nilamo - Nov-07-2016 Yes, that is possible. For command line programs, check out sys.argv. For web-based programs, you'll need to find out how your framework handles "url parameters". Most of them just use keyword arguments passed to the function assigned to the url path. RE: Outputing the results of search machine - metulburr - Nov-07-2016 (Nov-07-2016, 04:42 PM)nilamo Wrote: For command line programs, check out sys.argv.the argparse module is better than using sys.argv https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html RE: Outputing the results of search machine - nilamo - Nov-07-2016 That's neat. I didn't know that was added. |