Python web-crawling, please.

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 99 views

I want to save bitcoin price information through web crawling. <What do you want to know>

<script>
vardata= [{"Volume":1.0000000002,.......}] This part of the data is 
I'd like to know the coding that you extract. 

You can check the data as shown below by viewing the source on the page I searched the internet and tried to copy "Beautiful Soup", but I didn't have any background in this area I'd like to get help from the programmers.

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup import requests

url = 'https://coinone.co.kr/chart/?site=CoinoneQTUM&unit_time=4H' html = requests.get(url) html_text = html.text bitPrc= BeautifulSoup(html_text,'html.parser')

print(html)

print (bitPrc)

<Applicable Pay Source>

var data = [{"Volume": 1.00000002, "Adj_Close": 18000, "High": 18000, "Low": 18000, "Close": 18000, "DT": 1502121600000, "Open": 18000}, {"Volume": 0.0, "Adj_Close": 18000, "High": 18000, "Low": 18000, "Close": 18000, "DT": 1502136000000, "Open": 18000}, {"Volume": 0.0, "Adj_Close": 18000, "High": 18000, "Low": 18000, "Close": 18000, "DT": 1502150400000, "Open": 18000}, {"Volume": 0.0, "Adj_Close": 18000, "High": 18000, "Low": 18000, "Close": 18000, "DT": 1502164800000, "Open": 18000}... or less

python crawling

2022-09-22 20:37

1 Answers

Please try selenium. Using selenium is the most accurate way to open it like that because it loads before rendering is completed.


2022-09-22 20:37

If you have any answers or tips


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