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    jsoup

    jsoup

    Java library for working with real-world HTML

    ...The parser will make every attempt to create a clean parse from the HTML you provide, regardless of whether the HTML is well-formed or not. You have HTML in a Java String, and you want to parse that HTML to get at its contents, or to make sure it's well formed, or to modify it. The String may have come from user input, a file, or from the web.
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    ScrapydWeb

    ScrapydWeb

    Web app for Scrapyd cluster management

    ...Start ScrapydWeb via command scrapydweb. (a config file would be generated for customizing settings on the first startup.) Add your Scrapyd servers, both formats of string and tuple are supported, you can attach basic auth for accessing the Scrapyd server, as well as a string for grouping or labeling. You can select any number of Scrapyd servers by grouping and filtering, and then invoke the HTTP JSON API of Scrapyd on the cluster with just a few clicks.
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    pspider

    pspider

    Simple Python framework for building multithreaded web crawlers

    PSpider is a lightweight web crawling framework written in Python designed to simplify the development of custom web spiders. It focuses on providing an easy-to-understand architecture while still supporting concurrent crawling for improved performance. It uses a multithreaded model that separates the crawling workflow into several components responsible for fetching, parsing, and saving data. Tasks are managed through queues, allowing different parts of the crawler to process work...
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    crawler4j

    crawler4j

    Open source web crawler for Java

    crawler4j is an open source web crawler for Java which provides a simple interface for crawling the Web. Using it, you can setup a multi-threaded web crawler in few minutes. You need to create a crawler class that extends WebCrawler. This class decides which URLs should be crawled and handles the downloaded page. shouldVisit function decides whether the given URL should be crawled or not. In the above example, this example is not allowing .css, .js and media files and only allows pages...
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    Spider is web crawler written in the Java.Based on an Regular expression string the spider parses the internet for web pages matching this string and stores it in an MYSQL database.
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