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tarifa
dear experts,
first of all - i hope you are all right and all goes well.
I want to scrape a website that requires login with password first, how can I start scraping it with python using beautifulsoup4 library?
Below is what I do at the moment:
but what should i do to login to Wordpress-support forums?
Note my parser-job requires login.
I found some options and i have had a closer look at - here i have added them
the first of several methods: see this way:
or should i use mechanize:
besides this we also can go this way:
see more here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23102833/how-to-scrape-a-website-which-requires-login-using-python-and-beautifulsoup
but there is even a simpler way,
a method that gets us there without selenium or mechanize, or other 3rd party tools, albeit it is semi-automated. Basically, when we login into a site in a normal way, we identify ourself in a unique way using the credentials, and the same identity is used thereafter for every other interaction, which is stored in cookies and headers, for a brief period of time.
What we need to do is use the same cookies and headers when we make our http requests, and we'll be in.
To replicate that, follow these steps:
In the browser, open the developer tools
we go to the site, and login
After the login, go to the network tab, and then refresh the page
At this point, we should see a list of requests, the top one being the actual site - and that will be our focus, because it contains the data with the identity we can use for Python and BeautifulSoup to scrape it: we now can right click the site request (the top one), hover over copy, and then copy as cURL ...
What do you suggest bere?
look forward to hear from you
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