/article_crawler

✨ Article Crawler is a package used to crawl articles with Markdown format from a specific webpage and store them locally in HTML / Markdown formats.

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Article Crawler

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✨ Introduction

Article Crawler is a package used to crawl articles with Markdown format from a specific webpage and store them locally in HTML / Markdown formats.

🚀 Quick Start

  1. Install through pip

    pip install article-crawler
  2. Usage

    Usage: python3 -m article_crawler -u [url] -t [type] -o [output_folder] -c [class_] -i [id]

    Options:
      --version             show program's version number and exit
      -h, --help            show this help message and exit
      -u URL, --url=URL     crawled url (required)
      -t TYPE, --type=TYPE  crawled article type [csdn] | [juejin] | [zhihu] | [jianshu]
      -o OUTPUT_FOLDER, --output_folder=OUTPUT_FOLDER
                            output html / markdown / pdf folder (required)
      -w WEBSITE_TAG, --website_tag=WEBSITE_TAG
                            position of the article content in HTML (not required if 'type' is specified)
      -c CLASS_, --class=CLASS_
                            position of the article content in HTML (not required if 'type' is specified)
      -i ID, --id=ID        position of the article content in HTML (not required if 'type' is specified)
    
    • type: Specific websites, currently supported are CSDN, Zhihu, Juejin, and Jianshu.

    • website_tag / class_ / id:

      e.g. <div id="article_content" class="article_content clearfix"></div>

      • In this element, website_tag, class_, id is div, article_content clearfix, article_content respectively.
      1. You don't need to specify type when you specify website_tag / class_ / id.
      2. You need to use the web console to locate the position of the article.
      3. website_tag / class_ / id is used to locate the position of the article in HTML. It is possible to only use one or two of them instead of all.

Open Source License

MIT License see https://opensource.org/license/mit/