semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
scrape-html 0.0.24
Get html in string from a page
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Generate HTML in string from URL

```python
# One Single Page Websites also work
# Get html from page
from scraping.scraper import PageSources

page = PageSources('https://...')

print(page.get_current_html())
```

---

```python
# save data in a directory call web_data
from scraping.scraper import PageSources

page = PageSources('https://...')
page.get_current_html()
page.save()
# page.save(directory='web_page') default
```

---

```python
#Multiple link
from scraping.scraper import PageSources

lista = ['https://...','https://...']

page = PageSources()
page.get_multiple_html(lista)
```

---

    When create a file it'll get name of hostPage and amount of file in your directory, like:
    -> web_data
        -hostPage_1.html
        -hostPage_2.html
        -hostPage_3.html
        ...

---

```python
# getting csv file
from scraping.scraper import PageSources

page = PageSources()

dict_data = [
    {'name':'a','page':'b'},
    {'name':'a','page':'b'},
    {'name':'a','page':'b'}
]

page.save_csv(dict_data)
# def save_csv(self, dict_data, outfile = 'output.csv', open_file = 'w'):
```

---

```python
# Using proxy
from scraping.scraper import PageSources

"""
PROXY = "158.69.25.178:32769" # IP:PORT or HOST:PORT
"""
page = PageSources('https://andycode.ga', headless=False, proxy='158.69.25.178:32769')
page.get_current_html()
page.save()

```

---

## It need a Google Chrome Driver

### To check the version you have of Google Chrome, you can do it from the browser information and in the "Help" section:

- Open a window in the browser.
- Go to the three points in the upper right.
- Choose the "Help" option from the drop-down menu.
- Tap on "Google Chrome Information"

---

### Go to https://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads select your version, system and download

### It will be a file like this:

<img src="https://i.ibb.co/6Hfy3M6/Screenshot-2021-07-12-001416.png"  title="hover text">

### **Copy and paste in your root project**
altbuf-pkg-larshb 1.0.0
Tiny package to enter and exit the alternate buffer using ANSI escape sequences.
Requires Python: >=2.0

altbuf
======

Tiny package to enter and exit the alterante buffer using ANSI escape sequences.
There is no need to use ncurses or other legacy packages to do one simple thing,
which is to open a separate terminal buffer (window) temporarily, and return the
terminal to its previous state afterwards.

Tested and working in PowerShell and Gnome-Terminal.
hazard-feed 0.2.5
pogoda.by storm warning rss parser
Requires Python: >=3.7

=====
Hazard_feed
=====

Hazard_feed is a Django app to get storm warnings from http://www.pogoda.by conduct Web-based polls and send notifications 
by email to subscribed recipents.



Quick start
-----------

1. Add "hazard_feed", "corsheaders' and others to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this::

    INSTALLED_APPS = [
        ...
        'corsheaders',
        'django_rq',
        'tinymce',
        'rest_framework',
        'drf_yasg',
        'hazard_feed',
    ]

2. Define next email settings in settings.py or your environment viriables:
	        WEATHER_EMAIL_SMTP_HOST
			WEATHER_EMAIL_SMTP_PORT
            WEATHER_USE_TSL
            WEATHER_EMAIL_HOST_USER 
			WEATHER_EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD
			
3. Define in settings.py
			WEATHER_EMAIL_FROM
			
4. Add "corsheaders' settings to your settings.py 

     CORS_ORIGIN_ALLOW_ALL = True

			
5. Define django_rq settings

6. Start rqworker and rqscheduler

7. For websocket works add channels redis and configure 
it as channels documentation 		

8. Run `python manage.py migrate` to create the azard_feed models.