How to crawl the canvas element of a web page with python (it is said that it can be saved as a picture and then crawled)

write a crawler to play some time ago.
to crawl the time it takes to enter the Louvre from the three main gates in real time. (that is, the 5min ")
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I thought it was a very simple p element,
result,
result,
result is a canvas element,
me:?
has been climbing for so long,
has encountered this thing for the first time,
has searched for a certain degree for a long time,
to no avail,
to seek advice from the boss,
to crawl the URL:

Python html5 web-crawler front-end

Jun.07,2022

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Phantompy
https://github.com/dhamaniasa...

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such a requirement as you said requires you to know some front-end knowledge to obtain the data sources of the 5min displayed in canvas (such as ajax or server rendering to write the original data in a web page)

headless browser + screenshot bar this solution should be possible

Edit

took a look at

https://webapi.affluences.com/api/waitingTime?token=5aFsg49pHOEQBH&callback=callback_8&uuid=5b17d545-a61a-496d-8d43-b6593f03e213

this is his state to access the API using the JSONP token from the data-token on your Canvas parent element.

if you want to see the specific content of this request, go to the network panel and see it for yourself

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