Reducing the amount of List in a WebScraper
At the moment, I'm learning and experimenting on the use of web scraping content from different varieties of web pages. But I've come across a common smelly code among several of my applications. I have many repetitive List
that has data being append to them.
from requests import get
import requests
import json
from time import sleep
import pandas as pd
url = 'https://shopee.com.my/api/v2/flash_sale/get_items?offset=0&limit=16&filter_soldout=true'
list_name =
list_price =
list_discount =
list_stock =
response = get(url)
json_data = response.json()
def getShockingSales():
index = 0
if response.status_code is 200:
print('Api Satus: ' + 'OK')
else:
print('API unable to access')
total_flashsale = 15
for i in range(index, total_flashsale):
print('Getting data from requested API... please wait a few seconds')
while i <= total_flashsale:
flash_name = json_data['data']['items'][i]['name']
flash_price = json_data['data']['items'][i]['price']
flash_discount = json_data['data']['items'][i]['discount']
flash_stock = json_data['data']['items'][i]['stock']
list_name.append(flash_name)
list_price.append(flash_price)
list_discount.append(flash_discount)
list_stock.append(flash_stock)
sleep(0.5)
i += 1
if i > total_flashsale:
print('No more avaialble items')
return
getShockingSales()
new_panda = pd.DataFrame({'Name': list_name, 'Price': list_price,
'Discount': list_discount, 'Stock Available': list_stock})
print('Converting to Panda Frame....')
sleep(5)
print(new_panda)
Would one list be more than sufficient? Am I approaching this wrongly.
python-3.x json
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At the moment, I'm learning and experimenting on the use of web scraping content from different varieties of web pages. But I've come across a common smelly code among several of my applications. I have many repetitive List
that has data being append to them.
from requests import get
import requests
import json
from time import sleep
import pandas as pd
url = 'https://shopee.com.my/api/v2/flash_sale/get_items?offset=0&limit=16&filter_soldout=true'
list_name =
list_price =
list_discount =
list_stock =
response = get(url)
json_data = response.json()
def getShockingSales():
index = 0
if response.status_code is 200:
print('Api Satus: ' + 'OK')
else:
print('API unable to access')
total_flashsale = 15
for i in range(index, total_flashsale):
print('Getting data from requested API... please wait a few seconds')
while i <= total_flashsale:
flash_name = json_data['data']['items'][i]['name']
flash_price = json_data['data']['items'][i]['price']
flash_discount = json_data['data']['items'][i]['discount']
flash_stock = json_data['data']['items'][i]['stock']
list_name.append(flash_name)
list_price.append(flash_price)
list_discount.append(flash_discount)
list_stock.append(flash_stock)
sleep(0.5)
i += 1
if i > total_flashsale:
print('No more avaialble items')
return
getShockingSales()
new_panda = pd.DataFrame({'Name': list_name, 'Price': list_price,
'Discount': list_discount, 'Stock Available': list_stock})
print('Converting to Panda Frame....')
sleep(5)
print(new_panda)
Would one list be more than sufficient? Am I approaching this wrongly.
python-3.x json
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add a comment |
At the moment, I'm learning and experimenting on the use of web scraping content from different varieties of web pages. But I've come across a common smelly code among several of my applications. I have many repetitive List
that has data being append to them.
from requests import get
import requests
import json
from time import sleep
import pandas as pd
url = 'https://shopee.com.my/api/v2/flash_sale/get_items?offset=0&limit=16&filter_soldout=true'
list_name =
list_price =
list_discount =
list_stock =
response = get(url)
json_data = response.json()
def getShockingSales():
index = 0
if response.status_code is 200:
print('Api Satus: ' + 'OK')
else:
print('API unable to access')
total_flashsale = 15
for i in range(index, total_flashsale):
print('Getting data from requested API... please wait a few seconds')
while i <= total_flashsale:
flash_name = json_data['data']['items'][i]['name']
flash_price = json_data['data']['items'][i]['price']
flash_discount = json_data['data']['items'][i]['discount']
flash_stock = json_data['data']['items'][i]['stock']
list_name.append(flash_name)
list_price.append(flash_price)
list_discount.append(flash_discount)
list_stock.append(flash_stock)
sleep(0.5)
i += 1
if i > total_flashsale:
print('No more avaialble items')
return
getShockingSales()
new_panda = pd.DataFrame({'Name': list_name, 'Price': list_price,
'Discount': list_discount, 'Stock Available': list_stock})
print('Converting to Panda Frame....')
sleep(5)
print(new_panda)
Would one list be more than sufficient? Am I approaching this wrongly.
python-3.x json
New contributor
At the moment, I'm learning and experimenting on the use of web scraping content from different varieties of web pages. But I've come across a common smelly code among several of my applications. I have many repetitive List
that has data being append to them.
from requests import get
import requests
import json
from time import sleep
import pandas as pd
url = 'https://shopee.com.my/api/v2/flash_sale/get_items?offset=0&limit=16&filter_soldout=true'
list_name =
list_price =
list_discount =
list_stock =
response = get(url)
json_data = response.json()
def getShockingSales():
index = 0
if response.status_code is 200:
print('Api Satus: ' + 'OK')
else:
print('API unable to access')
total_flashsale = 15
for i in range(index, total_flashsale):
print('Getting data from requested API... please wait a few seconds')
while i <= total_flashsale:
flash_name = json_data['data']['items'][i]['name']
flash_price = json_data['data']['items'][i]['price']
flash_discount = json_data['data']['items'][i]['discount']
flash_stock = json_data['data']['items'][i]['stock']
list_name.append(flash_name)
list_price.append(flash_price)
list_discount.append(flash_discount)
list_stock.append(flash_stock)
sleep(0.5)
i += 1
if i > total_flashsale:
print('No more avaialble items')
return
getShockingSales()
new_panda = pd.DataFrame({'Name': list_name, 'Price': list_price,
'Discount': list_discount, 'Stock Available': list_stock})
print('Converting to Panda Frame....')
sleep(5)
print(new_panda)
Would one list be more than sufficient? Am I approaching this wrongly.
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