def parse_homepage(self, response):
article_urls_raw = response.xpath(
"//a[@class = 'js-hlp-LinkSwap js-tsr-Base_ContentLink tsr-Base_ContentLink']//@href"
).extract()
article_urls = [url for url in article_urls_raw if url[0:5] == "https"]
# article_titles = response.xpath("//a[@class = 'js-hlp-LinkSwap js-tsr-Base_ContentLink tsr-Base_ContentLink']//@title").extract()
for ii, article_url in enumerate(article_urls):
# In principle, only one kind of item should be generated, because they will be all equally treated by the pipeline
article = newsItem()
article['index'] = ii
article['url'] = article_url
# check the parse_rubrics
if 'politik' in article_url.split('/'):
article['rubrics'] = 'politics'
elif 'wirtschaft' in article_url.split('/'):
article['rubrics'] = 'economics'
else:
article['rubrics'] = 'homepage'
article_request = scrapy.Request(article_url,
callback=self.parse_article)
# the parser seems to be only able to catch response, not items
# the item can be stored in the request/response and transfered to the next parser
article_request.meta['item'] = article
yield article_request
def parse_homepage(self, response):
article_urls_raw = response.xpath(
"//article[contains(@class, 'articulo')]//@href").extract()
article_urls = [
url for url in article_urls_raw
if url[0:18] == "https://elpais.com"
]
# article_titles = response.xpath("//a[contains(@class, 'sz-teaser')]//h3[contains(@class, 'sz-teaser__title')]//text()").extract()
for ii, article_url in enumerate(article_urls):
# In principle, only one kind of item should be generated, because they will be all equally treated by the pipeline
article = newsItem()
article['index'] = ii
article['url'] = article_url
# check the parse_rubrics
if 'politica' in article_url.split('/'):
article['rubrics'] = 'politics'
elif 'economia' in article_url.split('/'):
article['rubrics'] = 'economics'
else:
article['rubrics'] = 'homepage'
article_request = scrapy.Request(article_url,
callback=self.parse_article)
# the parser seems to be only able to catch response, not items
# the item can be stored in the request/response and transfered to the next parser
article_request.meta['item'] = article
yield article_request
def parse_homepage(self, response):
article_urls_raw = response.xpath(
"//a[contains(@class, 'css-m47150 esdb6og4')]//@href").extract()
# links starting with http are likely to external sites
article_urls = [
'https://www.lefigaro.fr' + url for url in article_urls_raw
if not (url[0:4] == "http")
]
# article_titles = response.xpath("//a[contains(@class, 'sz-teaser')]//h3[contains(@class, 'sz-teaser__title')]//text()").extract()
for ii, article_url in enumerate(article_urls):
# In principle, only one kind of item should be generated, because they will be all equally treated by the pipeline
article = newsItem()
article['index'] = ii
article['url'] = article_url
# check the parse_rubrics
if 'politique' in article_url.split('/'):
article['rubrics'] = 'politics'
elif 'economie' in article_url.split('/'):
article['rubrics'] = 'economics'
else:
article['rubrics'] = 'homepage'
article_request = scrapy.Request(article_url,
callback=self.parse_article)
# the parser seems to be only able to catch response, not items
# the item can be stored in the request/response and transfered to the next parser
article_request.meta['item'] = article
yield article_request
def parse_homepage(self, response):
# most bild internal articles ends with .html
article_urls_raw = response.xpath(
"//a[contains(@href, '.html')]//@href").extract()
# Bild.de does not use absolute path for its internal web pages
article_urls = [
'https://www.bild.de' + url for url in article_urls_raw
if not (url[0:4] == "http")
]
# article_titles = response.xpath("//a[contains(@class, 'sz-teaser')]//h3[contains(@class, 'sz-teaser__title')]//text()").extract()
for ii, article_url in enumerate(article_urls):
# In principle, only one kind of item should be generated, because they will be all equally treated by the pipeline
article = newsItem()
article['index'] = ii
article['url'] = article_url
article_request = scrapy.Request(article_url,
callback=self.parse_article)
# the parser seems to be only able to catch response, not items
# the item can be stored in the request/response and transfered to the next parser
article_request.meta['item'] = article
yield article_request
