Today I will be showing you guys how to code a proxy scraper in Python. What it will do is scrape proxies from multiple proxy sites and make them in to one list. Enjoy these python tutorials, I will be making more.
First, we need to import the modules.
We need requests so we can send a request out to scrape the proxies, we need bs4 so we can actually scrape the proxies from the site and we need os so we can write the proxies to a .txt files after scraping. We also need to set the proxies.
Second, we need to set up the request and scraping to the page.
We need to set the page to a site with proxy lists, and send a request to it. Next we have to set up beautifulsoup. We have to set it up correctlly so that it scrapes the proxies off the site and not any other html on the given page.
Third, we now actually scrape the proxies.
From the certain html, we need to scrape the table of proxies. We will only be scraping alive http proxies by specifying it.
Fourth, we have to save the proxies
we done. Now we will save the IP and the port only from the table we scraped. We could make it save the country, iso, etc but all we really need is the ip:port. After it saves it will open up the saved proxies.
First, we need to import the modules.
We need requests so we can send a request out to scrape the proxies, we need bs4 so we can actually scrape the proxies from the site and we need os so we can write the proxies to a .txt files after scraping. We also need to set the proxies.
Second, we need to set up the request and scraping to the page.
We need to set the page to a site with proxy lists, and send a request to it. Next we have to set up beautifulsoup. We have to set it up correctlly so that it scrapes the proxies off the site and not any other html on the given page.
Third, we now actually scrape the proxies.
From the certain html, we need to scrape the table of proxies. We will only be scraping alive http proxies by specifying it.
Fourth, we have to save the proxies
we done. Now we will save the IP and the port only from the table we scraped. We could make it save the country, iso, etc but all we really need is the ip:port. After it saves it will open up the saved proxies.