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Selectolax
Python binding to Modest and Lexbor engines
A fast HTML5 parser with CSS selectors using Modest and Lexbor engines. Selectolax supports two backends: Modest and Lexbor. By default, all examples use the Modest backend. Most of the features between backends are almost identical, but there are still some differences. Currently, the Lexbor backend is in beta and missing some of the features. To use lexbor, just import the parser and use it in the similar way to the HTMLParser. -
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Scrapling
An adaptive Web Scraping framework
...Its powerful spider system supports multi-session crawling, pause and resume functionality, and real-time streaming of scraped data. Scrapling combines high performance, memory efficiency, and extensive async support to deliver blazing-fast scraping workflows. With a developer-friendly API, CLI tools, MCP server integration for AI-assisted extraction, and Docker support, it offers a complete solution for modern web scrapers. -
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Scweet
Scrape tweets, profiles, followers and following from Twitter/X
Scweet is a Python-based Twitter/X scraping library and CLI designed to collect tweets, profile timelines, followers, following lists, and user profile data without requiring the official Twitter/X API or a developer account. Instead of depending on deprecated unauthenticated scraping methods, it works by using X’s web GraphQL API together with authenticated browser cookies, which gives it a more current and practical approach for data extraction. -
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tumblr-crawler
Python crawler to download photos and videos from Tumblr blogs
tumblr-crawler is an open source Python-based utility designed to download media content from Tumblr blogs. It provides a script that automatically retrieves photos and videos from specified Tumblr sites and saves them locally for offline access. Users can specify one or multiple blogs to crawl by editing a configuration file or by passing parameters through the command line. Once executed, the script fetches media from the Tumblr API and stores the downloaded files in folders named after... -
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douyin
Open source Douyin crawler for collecting and downloading public data
DouyinCrawler is an open source data collection tool designed to gather publicly available information from the Douyin platform. It demonstrates how to build a Python-based web crawler combined with a graphical interface and command line functionality. It allows users to collect data from various types of Douyin content, including user profiles, videos, hashtags, and music pages. DouyinCrawler supports both automated scraping and batch operations to process multiple targets efficiently. It... -
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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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