thanks Ania its working perfectly, may i ask why we cant use an arrow function inside the each on line 15 of the code when you call the cheerio ($) function i try it and i got all undefine but i cannot wrap my head around the why....
I *think* it’s because cheerio is not configured to use arrow functions - but I can’t be sure - I haven’t looked into it enough :) I will have to when I’m back from holiday. I will pin this so others can see your great question 😄
@@austinps4026 This work for me: try { $('.fc-item__title').each(function () { const title = $(this).text const link = $(this).find('a').attr('href') articles.push({ title, link }) console.log(articles) }) }catch(err){ console.log(err) }
You ca use an arrow function with the each method, but you must pass 2 parameters, an index and the element: $(".wathever", html).each((i, el) => { const title = $(el).attr("title") const image = $(el).find("img").attr("src") article.push({ titolo, image })
Arrow functions use this from the calling context. Before arrow functions to do this you had to use the bind method when calling your function to switch the this context of your function. You could implement bind before it existed with apply when calling to have the function run with a different this… arrow functions just make what you usually want easier which is to carry the this context forward.. however many libraries exist that take advantage of the fact that the function you pass into another function can be called in away that changes the this…
For anyone wondering… you’ll need to make sure the nodemon package is installed. You can run ‘npm i nodemon -g’ to use it globally on your machine. Or alternatively, you can run ‘npm i nodemon -D’ inside the project directory to use it as a development dependency while the project is running. Great video Ania, keep it up 👍
This comment doesn't belong to this video, >> You saved me in my senior project last 6 months while I watched tutorial about web development ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am a boomer coding virgin except for a minute amount of C++ for my Arduino. No one has made sense to me before as there’s usually an assumption of a greater knowledge than I have. You are the first person who was coherent to me, every step explained and details of what is happening behind the scenes. Your beautiful diction helps a lot as well, thank you.
Love how you just get into it without any sitcomish-intros, just straight to the point. Your videos have given me the confidence to finally start applying to dev jobs. Thank you so much, Ania!
Thanks Ania! Tried already two small projects of yours, and I must say, that you're a teacher, that speaks to novices as well. The samples you made are easy to follow, and simple enough to figure it out, how the packages work with each others. Of course that also shows a great understanding, how to produce working program, but having success with working sample encourages to do more. Thank you with appreciations!
Thank you, Ania! It worked perfectly. I had no idea how to complete this task. You saved my day and gave me a lot of knowledge and fun too. I send you love from Venezuela, you are a genius! ♥
This was a very good intro video to web scraping, thanks! As a quick tip, when running the `npm init` command you can just append `-y` at the end so it becomes `npm init -y`, and then it will proceed to skip the checks and create the package.json file without you having to press enter several times.
Very cool simple project! One thing I noticed is that you must have nodemon installed globally (unless it's packaged with a version of Node I don't have?). For anyone that doesn't, the "npm start" script won't work. Of course you can just install it locally into this project with "npm i nodemon" in the terminal.
Works purrfectly and super simple code to use and follow. Can you do a part 2 where you learn us to crawl() with this scraping code? I mean the entire site for an example
Wow! You explained this so well and left nothing vague. A lot of other tutorials leave out so many parts, assuming everyone knows what they're telling. It's the first time I've come across your channel, and you just gained a subscriber. Thanks a lot!
Just had a web scraper project on work last week so used your idea. Thanx Ania. had some problems with nademon... But just installed nodemon wit npm i nodemon
Would love a follow up to this with more advanced scraping such as a page that is behind a login wall, or something that requires a query to be filled before getting the final web content. Thanks heaps!
This was a fantastic tutorial, and as someone that is a lover of JS, it's nice to see this approach. I just have to say, I know that they are no longer required, but my brain just gets a completely unnecessary comfort out of using semicolons 😅 even though I can definitely agree that it looks cleaner without. I still have the desire to go through and add them everywhere! haha
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your comment 💚. Haha yes , I’m team no semi colons for my projects on here haha. I used to use them at work, but even then an extension added them in for me 😛
Thanks for the tutorial =) As a few others have said, an alternative option might be to use puppeteer. It has a nice syntax and is very flexible. You can simulate natural browsing using simulated click events and run additional commands such as taking screenshots of html content based on css classes.
Seeing couple of software out there that helps people scrape data from the website. It's great to watch this video so I can be able to do the same by just learning programming from best people over on youtube.
This is a wonderful explanation of every line of code. I've learned code through online resources, mentors and college. Some of this stuff I knew I had to do but I did not know why. Thank you!
Big thanks, Ania! With your help i managed to write a webscrapper to parse through all private repositories in my organization (had to add authorization as well), "read" it's package.json file, save it to a file, then run another conversion script that forms array of strings in certain way & then save it to .csv file, to be able to create a pivot table & analyze tech stack of our product :)
You provide an amazing technique for web scrapping. It would be good if you explain also how to manage sites using an anti scrapping technique, for example instead of just populate a text directly, they wrap every character in a different tag or even replace some digits with a similar text characters and so on.
That is why learning docker was important for me. We can package our program to work on any machine without worrying about breaking changes from node or express. Thank you for the nvm tip!
Hello Ania, thank you for the quality of your videos ! I have almost 4 years of experience as a js dev, but still learning with your content. Just one question, why you install express and turn the app into a server, since you only need the http client (axios) in order to scrap the page?
Thanks Ania, had a little bit issues but after i got nodemon package installed and realized i was missing a . for calling the class it worked like a charm :). One thing to note i think is that windows doesnt have a NVM, so i had to als install one of those just so i could make sure i am using same version as you
Amazing tutorial ! Keep up the great work ! The web scraper would now enable us to develop alternatives for all applications using APIs and this gives us great confidence.
This is great that you are going through the doc during video :-) It is great because you teach people how to read the doc... I do the same on my Python videos :-) Pozdrawiam! :)
I am really proud that you are my teacher, I learned a lot from you, what is really interesting is that you are beautiful in appearance and also you have a beautiful mind you can explain the information in the simplest ways. Eagerly waiting for your new one🌹
This is great Ania, thanks for your video! BTW just as an idea, would be great to have a second and a more advanced part, that shows how to do it in a site like Linkedin that requires Login or a site that has dynamic ids and classes. Cheerios!
I think some of us, senior developers, will follow because we would like to see a surfing tutorial. .:D ..featuring the Lara Croft voice. Great coding! ;)
Did you need to use express? You didn’t serve anything. Clear and concise. Loved that you zoomed in on the code. I’ve told numerous others I can’t see their code on an iPad.
Really clear and concise tutorial. Have a couple questions please: 1. How can you then use that data? Would you export to a csv, or database, to then use either on your own custom webpage or app? 2. Does this method run risk of being blocked by the webserver? Or would that not be an issue, as long as you're not scraping the data consistently?
Thanks Ania, you're a wonderful teacher. As a newbie, your lesson is as simple as it can be for me to understand. I even worked around it to try some other projects too that I can think off 🤠💕
Thank you this is a great help, It was working. I just had an issue with nodemon and installed it in my machine. I am just encountering the PORT not showing up on my terminal. I have an older version of node js though. Haven't tried using nvm yet. Going to try and practice that tip you gave. This was really helpful.
I built a hierarchical object model to hold the parsed HTML, made of nodes and parms, and a Trie to hold the key words for the parser. I wrote it in every language I've learned... Python, Java, C#, VB... You can create HTML with it too, and output to a string, so it's in every web server I build. There's several different search methods, so adding to the object model is fast and easy... no more counting
I usually not prefer to watch foreigner channel videos bcz your accent sometimes bit difficult 😅to comprehend but for you I must say you have given a good explanation of web scraping with this simple example 👍🔥
Which Python package are you using? I don't like Selenium and I'm with requests-html but is no longer developed. The base requests package don't execute JavaScript.
really nice! I did some of it in python, but it's kind of tricky sometimes, once many websites uses mechanisms to block selenium, scrapy and bsoup... I'll definitly try this one. Thanks for sharing! Always great content❤
Back in the day I had to build a scrapper by hand with only perl in a unix environment. It would start at a root, parse all the html, and then traverse to the sub pages. All as an intern at Xerox back in 94.
Awesome Video. Please Do a Docker Begginer friendly project with react or MERN, I have been trying to learn that, With your videos it will be so much helpful.
Dzięki Ania! Zabierałem się do napisania czegoś podobnego w zupełnie innej technologii , ale te parę linii kodu to chyba najlepsze uproszczenie jakie może być!
There's an extension called "Selector Gadget" which lets you pick elements on a page and it'll work out the best CSS selector to reach those elements which is great for scraping like this.
thanks Ania its working perfectly, may i ask why we cant use an arrow function inside the each on line 15 of the code when you call the cheerio ($) function i try it and i got all undefine but i cannot wrap my head around the why....
I *think* it’s because cheerio is not configured to use arrow functions - but I can’t be sure - I haven’t looked into it enough :) I will have to when I’m back from holiday. I will pin this so others can see your great question 😄
@@austinps4026 This work for me:
try {
$('.fc-item__title').each(function () {
const title = $(this).text
const link = $(this).find('a').attr('href')
articles.push({
title,
link
})
console.log(articles)
})
}catch(err){
console.log(err)
}
because the arrow function scopes the function outside of 'this'
You ca use an arrow function with the each method, but you must pass 2 parameters, an index and the element:
$(".wathever", html).each((i, el) => {
const title = $(el).attr("title")
const image = $(el).find("img").attr("src")
article.push({
titolo,
image
})
Arrow functions use this from the calling context. Before arrow functions to do this you had to use the bind method when calling your function to switch the this context of your function. You could implement bind before it existed with apply when calling to have the function run with a different this… arrow functions just make what you usually want easier which is to carry the this context forward.. however many libraries exist that take advantage of the fact that the function you pass into another function can be called in away that changes the this…
For anyone wondering… you’ll need to make sure the nodemon package is installed. You can run ‘npm i nodemon -g’ to use it globally on your machine. Or alternatively, you can run ‘npm i nodemon -D’ inside the project directory to use it as a development dependency while the project is running. Great video Ania, keep it up 👍
Thanks for sharing this!!!! You are totally right I missed explaining this part- I will make sure to cover it in my next videos :)
As a total newbie it saved me thanks.
thx, but I like my demons
thank u!! love when u have an issue that's way over your head and it's solved in the first comment u read
Ohhh that will do it. Thanks for this
This comment doesn't belong to this video, >> You saved me in my senior project last 6 months while I watched tutorial about web development ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much for coding with me 💚
I am a boomer coding virgin except for a minute amount of C++ for my Arduino. No one has made sense to me before as there’s usually an assumption of a greater knowledge than I have. You are the first person who was coherent to me, every step explained and details of what is happening behind the scenes. Your beautiful diction helps a lot as well, thank you.
Love how you just get into it without any sitcomish-intros, just straight to the point. Your videos have given me the confidence to finally start applying to dev jobs. Thank you so much, Ania!
Thanks Ania! Tried already two small projects of yours, and I must say, that you're a teacher, that speaks to novices as well. The samples you made are easy to follow, and simple enough to figure it out, how the packages work with each others. Of course that also shows a great understanding, how to produce working program, but having success with working sample encourages to do more. Thank you with appreciations!
This is so lovely for you to say and has made my day :) 🥰 thank you so much Arto!
@@aniakubow ... Sorry - forgot to wish Merry Xmas! ... and now I do. Happy New Year goes with the same package ;-)
Clear and precise english. This woman explains well all topic she talks about. Thank you for being a content creator. It fits you so well
Thank you, Ania! It worked perfectly. I had no idea how to complete this task. You saved my day and gave me a lot of knowledge and fun too. I send you love from Venezuela, you are a genius! ♥
This was a very good intro video to web scraping, thanks!
As a quick tip, when running the `npm init` command you can just append `-y` at the end so it becomes `npm init -y`, and then it will proceed to skip the checks and create the package.json file without you having to press enter several times.
Very cool simple project! One thing I noticed is that you must have nodemon installed globally (unless it's packaged with a version of Node I don't have?). For anyone that doesn't, the "npm start" script won't work. Of course you can just install it locally into this project with "npm i nodemon" in the terminal.
My man, thank you! Had this exact problem and you solved it. :)
Thanks man! This is the command for a Mac: sudo npm install -g nodemon
thanks alot man
well done bro! installed on the project ;)
Works purrfectly and super simple code to use and follow. Can you do a part 2 where you learn us to crawl() with this scraping code? I mean the entire site for an example
Yes please Khaleesi of codes do this!
hey just here to say "thank you" !!
you put a lot of effort into these videos i hope your channel grows fast and get to the top 🙌
Wow! You explained this so well and left nothing vague. A lot of other tutorials leave out so many parts, assuming everyone knows what they're telling.
It's the first time I've come across your channel, and you just gained a subscriber. Thanks a lot!
I am assigned as data engineer and really need to scrape some data from a marketplace. this is a blessing!
Just had a web scraper project on work last week so used your idea. Thanx Ania. had some problems with nademon... But just installed nodemon wit npm i nodemon
Amazing!!! I’m glad this video helped and you managed to get nodemon installed :) thanks for leaving your advice for others too!
Would love a follow up to this with more advanced scraping such as a page that is behind a login wall, or something that requires a query to be filled before getting the final web content. Thanks heaps!
This was a fantastic tutorial, and as someone that is a lover of JS, it's nice to see this approach.
I just have to say, I know that they are no longer required, but my brain just gets a completely unnecessary comfort out of using semicolons 😅 even though I can definitely agree that it looks cleaner without. I still have the desire to go through and add them everywhere! haha
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your comment 💚. Haha yes , I’m team no semi colons for my projects on here haha. I used to use them at work, but even then an extension added them in for me 😛
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The mere fact that you have a couple longboards behind you convinced me to subscribe and like this video. You're a cool coder 🌝
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Thanks for the tutorial =) As a few others have said, an alternative option might be to use puppeteer. It has a nice syntax and is very flexible. You can simulate natural browsing using simulated click events and run additional commands such as taking screenshots of html content based on css classes.
yes, I design a template in 4 minutes to scrape title and url using a tool based on puppeteer: th-cam.com/video/rB5BHg0XyKs/w-d-xo.html
Crazy, I just happened to need do something similar for a project and here you are uploading a video that helps a ton! Thanks!
Seeing couple of software out there that helps people scrape data from the website. It's great to watch this video so I can be able to do the same by just learning programming from best people over on youtube.
I have subscribed to many programming channels, however you are one of those who really add value..keep it up
This is a wonderful explanation of every line of code. I've learned code through online resources, mentors and college. Some of this stuff I knew I had to do but I did not know why. Thank you!
Big thanks, Ania!
With your help i managed to write a webscrapper to parse through all private repositories in my organization (had to add authorization as well), "read" it's package.json file, save it to a file, then run another conversion script that forms array of strings in certain way & then save it to .csv file, to be able to create a pivot table & analyze tech stack of our product :)
Not sure why this channel/video showed up in my feed but most definitely this lady is a damn reasonable POA
Damn. Wish there were videos to follow like this 20+ years ago when I was starting out lol. You make it very easy to understand
I can listen to you all day. I hope you were my web dev lecturer.
Thanks!
Thank you so so much Kaushik!!! It means the world!
You provide an amazing technique for web scrapping. It would be good if you explain also how to manage sites using an anti scrapping technique, for example instead of just populate a text directly, they wrap every character in a different tag or even replace some digits with a similar text characters and so on.
That is why learning docker was important for me. We can package our program to work on any machine without worrying about breaking changes from node or express. Thank you for the nvm tip!
yes docker is a life saver especially when you work on both mac and windows
Loving the bit more "fullstack-oriented" content! Actually have a project in mind where I could apply this perfectly. Thanks for the inspiration! ;)
Learning from Ania's style of teaching is easy and relieving. Gonna binge this stuff
Hello Ania, thank you for the quality of your videos !
I have almost 4 years of experience as a js dev, but still learning with your content.
Just one question, why you install express and turn the app into a server, since you only need the http client (axios) in order to scrap the page?
Same question
same ques
I wanted to learn the power of web scraping. This video shows just that! Thank you Ania
Hi, this is my first time here, and i really love the way you teach. thank you for your very informative tutorial.
Hi Ania, love the videos! Would love one on setting-up a web scraper to scrape every minute or so in a Litespeed server. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Ania, had a little bit issues but after i got nodemon package installed and realized i was missing a . for calling the class it worked like a charm :). One thing to note i think is that windows doesnt have a NVM, so i had to als install one of those just so i could make sure i am using same version as you
Wonderfully clear exposition. A very effective teacher.
sister used 70% of the vid to set up everything huhu.
anyways, it works at the end, and its what we came here for. Thanks!
Amazing tutorial !
Keep up the great work !
The web scraper would now enable us to develop alternatives for all applications using APIs and this gives us great confidence.
Awesome Video.
Clear Precise and great Audio, easy to follow and listen to.
You have helped changed the lives of many, thank you for sharing your priceless knowledge
I've been waiting for a tutorial like this! Thanks Ania!
Omg, idk what words to say, i love you, this is so easy to follow
Your tutorials are very consice and to the point. Its greatly appreciated.
This is great that you are going through the doc during video :-) It is great because you teach people how to read the doc... I do the same on my Python videos :-) Pozdrawiam! :)
Great tutorial. Very well spoken. Very well communicated. Great Job Ania.
Great video. I love the longboard on the wall. Thanks for posting!!!
I am really proud that you are my teacher, I learned a lot from you, what is really interesting is that you are beautiful in appearance and also you have a beautiful mind you can explain the information in the simplest ways. Eagerly waiting for your new one🌹
great video and nice accent! It was pleasant listening to this tutorial, I've subscribed : )
This is great Ania, thanks for your video! BTW just as an idea, would be great to have a second and a more advanced part, that shows how to do it in a site like Linkedin that requires Login or a site that has dynamic ids and classes.
Cheerios!
Great video! Only feedback is: Use chapters so we can skip the steps to install node if we already have it for example :)
I think some of us, senior developers, will follow because we would like to see a surfing tutorial. .:D ..featuring the Lara Croft voice. Great coding! ;)
Everything you explained is quite clear and simple .So very helpful to learn.Thank you 😘
Thanks so much Sue!!! It’s great to hear this feedback as I’m always trying to improve 😄💚
@@aniakubow looking forward to your new tutorial!
Thanks for the video! I had some issues with the "start" script on Windows but found that "node index.js" not "nodemon index.js" worked for me.
Thanks because of you i learned the basics of web scrapping 👍
Did you need to use express? You didn’t serve anything.
Clear and concise. Loved that you zoomed in on the code. I’ve told numerous others I can’t see their code on an iPad.
Express is for part 2 :) (coming soon)
Subscribed! cause your contents are really great!
Really clear and concise tutorial. Have a couple questions please: 1. How can you then use that data? Would you export to a csv, or database, to then use either on your own custom webpage or app? 2. Does this method run risk of being blocked by the webserver? Or would that not be an issue, as long as you're not scraping the data consistently?
Ania....it is just awesome...someday if you have holiday to Bali I will treat you and show you aound
Thanks Ania, you're a wonderful teacher. As a newbie, your lesson is as simple as it can be for me to understand. I even worked around it to try some other projects too that I can think off 🤠💕
Thank you this is a great help, It was working. I just had an issue with nodemon and installed it in my machine. I am just encountering the PORT not showing up on my terminal. I have an older version of node js though. Haven't tried using nvm yet. Going to try and practice that tip you gave. This was really helpful.
Love your content Ania! I'm currently doing a bootcamp and your videos are helping me through!! :D
I built a hierarchical object model to hold the parsed HTML, made of nodes and parms, and a Trie to hold the key words for the parser. I wrote it in every language I've learned... Python, Java, C#, VB... You can create HTML with it too, and output to a string, so it's in every web server I build. There's several different search methods, so adding to the object model is fast and easy... no more counting
Just created a stock data web scraping app thanks to this video!!! Thank you so much! I feel like a real pro lol :)
That’s amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this with me 😍
Thanks for update my knowledge on npm. video was short and sweet.
I usually not prefer to watch foreigner channel videos bcz your accent sometimes bit difficult 😅to comprehend but for you I must say you have given a good explanation of web scraping with this simple example 👍🔥
Excellent video Ania! your explication is very simple and easy to understand, thank you
I subscribed today because of my friend Hesham recommended you, so don't disappoint me
Thank you so much i needed to learn how to build a web scrapper
You are the best❤️
its 6 am and I was waiting for this I love your channel
Thanks for joining Cris!!
I have already creating a project with use of web scra and django. But this will be very helpful to learn from you 🔥
Which Python package are you using? I don't like Selenium and I'm with requests-html but is no longer developed. The base requests package don't execute JavaScript.
thanks, Ania it is very good and working perfectly.
really nice! I did some of it in python, but it's kind of tricky sometimes, once many websites uses mechanisms to block selenium, scrapy and bsoup... I'll definitly try this one. Thanks for sharing!
Always great content❤
I was looking for a completely different thing, but you gave a good idea with this video! 🤗 Thanx! 😁
Back in the day I had to build a scrapper by hand with only perl in a unix environment. It would start at a root, parse all the html, and then traverse to the sub pages. All as an intern at Xerox back in 94.
Congrats on the 200k subscribers
Thank you Tarek!
Thank you for such awesome tutorial. Dziękuję Ci.
Ania makes programming very interesting!
Awesome Video. Please Do a Docker Begginer friendly project with react or MERN, I have been trying to learn that, With your videos it will be so much helpful.
Thanks Ania. You are a great teacher ☺️
You make it looks so easy.
Thanks for the intro. After that I was able to move around and play around to build a scraper for blogspot
Interesting, whenever I think of scraper I always think of Python (beautifulsoup).
This is really a very good perspective.
thanks for sharing.
YEAHH!!!! ILL BE SCRAPING ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS 😍
Thanks Ania for the video. You did a perfect job. All the best , stay healthy and have a wonderful week
Cheers Christian
Dzięki Ania! Zabierałem się do napisania czegoś podobnego w zupełnie innej technologii , ale te parę linii kodu to chyba najlepsze uproszczenie jakie może być!
Pretty helpful and easy to follow step by step explanation. I'm fairly new to programming so thank you 💕
Love it, so simple and unique way of teaching. Love from India >3000
There's an extension called "Selector Gadget" which lets you pick elements on a page and it'll work out the best CSS selector to reach those elements which is great for scraping like this.
Well done, wonderful video, really makes it easy to start with scraping. Thanks Kubow!
Thank you so much. I always wanted to learn how to scrape the web I didn't know it's this easy.
Scrape it for what?.. if you don't mind me asking.
I like 😂😂😂. Just found your channel and I'm loving it. Excellent content. Keep it up and keep em coming 👍👍👍
Really easy and helpful, I love the way you teaching ♥ ❤
I love your videos!!
Amazing simple steps for extracting data! Maybe you ask about surfing web site structure with using some buttons or links clicks? Thanks!
at 17:15 mins, i'm surprised, that you didnt get a "Cors" Error !!.... but great tutorial !!... thank you very much for sharing it !! 😃👍
I don't know anything about programming, but I watched the clip to the end.
Always a pleasure to watch. Well explained in an accessible demo. Useful too. Thanks so much.
Hi Ania, thanks for all the amazing content!👍👍👍 Your channel is truly helpful!
You're simply great! 😉😇
learning my first line of code because my teacher Ania is stop eating beautiful
Thanks, this is really clear and simple to follow!