grequests | A Go `` clone '' of the great and famous Requests | REST library

I want to webscraping multiple urls and parse quick as possible but the for loop is not too faster for me, have a way to do this maybe with asynchronous or multiprocessing or multithreading?

I am using a python script to upload a file to s3 bucket. However I was facing an error like

I'm trying to send simultaneous get requests with the Python requests module.

While searching for a solution I've come across lots of different approaches, including grequests, gevent.monkey, requests futures, threading, multi-processing...

I'm a little overwhelmed and not sure which one to pick, regarding speed and code-readibility.

The task is to download < 400 files as fast as possible, all from the same server. Ideally it should output the status for the downloads in terminal, e. g. print an error or success message per request.

Can I get a tip for how to do an http request via a VOLTTRON agent using grequests? From what I know about VOLTTRON I think grequests are required for an asynchronous methods.

Small snip from my VOLTTRON agent code, line 140 on git gist:

I've been trying to do some API queries to get some missing data in my DF. I'm using grequest library to send multiple request and create a list for the response object. Then I use a for loop to load the response in a json to retrieve the missing data. What I noticed is that when loading the data using .json() from the list directly using notition list[0].json() it works fine, but when trying to read the list and then load the response into a json, This error comes up : JSONDecodeError: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)

Here's my code :

I have written a small api wrapper and i wanted to try to put it in a discord bot using discord.py. I tried using requests, grequests and aiohttp for the requests, but that didn't work. The code that is throwing the error is the following:

I'm trying to create a script that checks all possible top level domain combinations based on a given root domain name.

What I've done is generate a list of all possible TLD combinations and what I want to do is make multiple HTTP requests, analyze its results and determine whether a root domain name has multiple active top level domains or not.

Example: A client of mine has this active domains:

• domain.com
• domain.com.ar
• domain.ar

I've tried using grequests but get this error:

I have a flask app which will run a scrappy spider. The app works fine in my developement machine however when I run it in container the close method of the spider is not executed.

Here is the code to the spider:

To briefly explain context, I am downloading SEC prospectus data for example. After downloading I want to parse the file to extract certain data, then output the parsed dictionary to a JSON file which consists of a list of dictionaries. I would use a SQL database for output, but the research cluster admins at my university are being slow getting me access. If anyone has any suggestions for how to store the data for easy reading/writing later I would appreciate it, I was thinking about HDF5 as a possible alternative.

A minimal example of what I am doing with the spots that I think I need to improved labeled.