not long after learning python, when you use selenium to climb the monk"s website (search Mercedes-Benz), and then use developer tools to look at the source code, it is as follows:
:
the code to read this page is as follows (a small part):
def get_products ():
"""
"""
-sharppage_sourcestr
html = browser.page_source
doc = pq(html)
items = doc(".position .position-list li.font").items()
for item in items:
product = {
"name": item.find(".name").text(),
"release_time": item.find(".release-time").text(),
"company": item.find(".company").text(),
"area": item.find(".area").text(),
"info": item.find(".more").text(),
}
print(product)
then the output in the console of spyder (the anaconda3 used) looks like this, where the screenshot above corresponds to the information of "info"
.{"name":" ue222uee04uf627 uf627uee14uee14uebe3ue321ue817 internship ue194", "release_time":" 2 days ago, "company":" Daimler Mercedes-Benz", "area":" Beijing", "info":" ue83buf591uf591-ue83buf825uf591/ days | uf825 days / week | uecb6 months"}
then write the txt file, using utf8 encoding, and find that it is still the same.
Code:
def save_to_text (product):
file = word + ".txt"
with open(file, "a" , encoding="utf-8") as k:
for key, value in product.items():
k.write(key + ":" + value + "\n") Open the file:
name: / week
release_time:2
company: Daimler Mercedes-Benz
area: Beijing
info: customers / days | days / week | months
so is it still a matter of coding?