marmot | Marmot A Golang HTTP Download | Crawler library
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World-Wide-Web robot, also known as spiders and crawlers. The principle is to falsify network data by constructing appointed HTTP protocol data packet, then request resource to the specified host, goal is to access the data returned. There are a large number of web information, human's hand movement such as copy-paste data from web page is time-consuming and laborious, thus inspired the data acquisition industry. Batch access to public network data does not break the law, but because there is no difference, no control, very violent means will lead to other services is not stable, therefore, most of the resources provider will filtering some data packets(falsify), in this context, batch small data acquisition has become a problem. Integrated with various requirements, such as various API development, automated software testing(all this have similar technical principle). So this project come into the world(very simple). The Marmot is very easy to understand, just like Python's library requests(Not yet Smile~ --| ). By enhancing native Golang HTTP library, help you deal with some trivial logic (such as collecting information, checking parameters), and add some fault-tolerant mechanisms (such as add lock, close time flow, ensure the high concurrent run without accident). It provides a human friendly API interface, you can reuse it often. Very convenient to support Cookie Persistence, Crawler Proxy Settings, as well as others general settings, such as HTTP request header settings, timeout/pause settings, data upload/post settings. It support all of the HTTP methods POST/PUT/GET/DELETE/... and has built-in spider pool and browser UA pool, easy to develop UA+Cookie persistence distributed spider. The library is simple and practical, just a few lines of code to replace the previous Spaghetti code, has been applied in some large projects. The main uses: WeChat development/ API docking / Automated test / Rush Ticket Scripting / Vote Plug-in / Data Crawling.
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- UaInit initializes all of the packages
- Section 12 . 2 . 5 . 5 . 4 .
- render1 renders the given node .
- unescapeEntity unescapes src and returns dst and dst .
- Section 12 . 5 .
- Section 12 . 2 . 5 .
- parseDoctype parses a doctype node .
- Section 12 .
- MiniLogin - returns MiniUserInfo .
- Section 12 . 5 .
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QUESTION
How do I find a list of substrings in a dataframe against an array and use the array values to create a new column? For example, I started off using str.contains
and typing out the actual string value(see below).
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-05 at 01:01I think there's a cleaner way to write this, but it does what you want. If you are worried about case-sensitive, or full word matching, you'll have to modify this to your needs. Also, you don't need a np.array, just a list.
QUESTION
How would I go about ignoring the case sensitivity in this code below? I have a list that's looking up a substring of a dataframe but I'm finding that it's case sensitive.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-05 at 04:19case=False
:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 16:21You probably got captcha page. Try to specify different HTTP headers (in my case User-Agent
and Accept-Language
):
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A functional test class relies on an object reference created in a fixture. The reference's id, however, is not identical to the object's id property as returned by the entity manager. Below is a test that demonstrates this problem.
Notes:
- The error is the same when using
$this->setReference(...)
as when using thepublic const ...
and$this->addReference(...)
. - The object reference used in the test appears to be the next available id for nonprofit entities.
- The test class was created after the error was observed in a more general test class.
- The error is the same whether or not the fixtures are loaded before running the test class.
- The application uses Symfony 5.1.2 with all dependencies updated.
Test class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 23:12The answer, such as it is, is that references have no place in a functional test. Their use is really a shortcut for clicking on links or taking some other action. A better test is to use the crawler to mimic the action.
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