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Based on the basic CSS syntax knowledge learned above, now let’s implement field parsing. First, parse the title. Open the web developer tools and find the source code corresponding to the title. This article mainly introduces the relevant information about CSS selector implementation of field parsing. Friends who need it can refer to it. I hope it can help everyone
I found it in p class= "entry-header"
In the h1 node below, I opened scrapy shell for debugging
But I don’t want the
Note the two colons. Using CSS selectors is really convenient. In the same way, I use CSS to implement field parsing. The code is as follows
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import scrapy import re class JobboleSpider(scrapy.Spider): name = 'jobbole' allowed_domains = ['blog.jobbole.com'] start_urls = ['http://blog.jobbole.com/113549/'] def parse(self, response): # title = response.xpath('//p[@class = "entry-header"]/h1/text()').extract()[0] # create_date = response.xpath("//p[@class = 'entry-meta-hide-on-mobile']/text()").extract()[0].strip().replace("·","").strip() # praise_numbers = response.xpath("//span[contains(@class,'vote-post-up')]/h10/text()").extract()[0] # fav_nums = response.xpath("//span[contains(@class,'bookmark-btn')]/text()").extract()[0] # match_re = re.match(".*?(\d+).*",fav_nums) # if match_re: # fav_nums = match_re.group(1) # comment_nums = response.xpath("//a[@href='#article-comment']/span").extract()[0] # match_re = re.match(".*?(\d+).*", comment_nums) # if match_re: # comment_nums = match_re.group(1) # content = response.xpath("//p[@class='entry']").extract()[0] #通过CSS选择器提取字段 title = response.css(".entry-header h1::text").extract()[0] create_date = response.css(".entry-meta-hide-on-mobile::text").extract()[0].strip().replace("·","").strip() praise_numbers = response.css(".vote-post-up h10::text").extract()[0] fav_nums = response.css("span.bookmark-btn::text").extract()[0] match_re = re.match(".*?(\d+).*", fav_nums) if match_re: fav_nums = match_re.group(1) comment_nums = response.css("a[href='#article-comment'] span::text").extract()[0] match_re = re.match(".*?(\d+).*", comment_nums) if match_re: comment_nums = match_re.group(1) content = response.css("p.entry").extract()[0] tags = response.css("p.entry-meta-hide-on-mobile a::text").extract()[0] pass
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