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  Createdocs/examples/tutorial/redflagdeals_scraper.py50d06da 
1import json
2
3from scrapeghost import CSS, SchemaScraper
4
5# Define the SchemaScraper for the main page and listings
6listings_scraper = SchemaScraper(
7    {
8        "url": "url",
9        "title": "str",
10        "image": "str",
11        "dealer": "str",
12        "comments_count": "int",
13    },
14    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.list_item")],
15)
16
17# Define the SchemaScraper for the single deal pages
18deal_scraper = SchemaScraper(
19    {
20        "title": "str",
21        "url": "url",
22        "price": "float",
23        "regular_price": "float",
24        "details": "str",
25    },
26    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.primary_content")],
27)
28
29# Scrape data from the website
30response = listings_scraper("https://www.redflagdeals.com/deals/")
31listings = response.data
32
33deal_data = []
34for listing in listings:
35    response = deal_scraper(listing["url"])
36    deal_data.append(response.data)
37
38# Save the scraped data to a JSON file
39with open("redflagdeals_data.json", "w") as f:
40    json.dump(deal_data, f, indent=2)
41
  • Import the necessary libraries at the top of the file. This includes json and scrapeghost with its SchemaScraper and CSS classes.
  • Define the SchemaScraper object for scraping the main page and listings. The schema should include the fields to be scraped as specified by the user, such as "url", "title", "image", "dealer", and "comments_count". The CSS selector for the main container and listings should be provided as an argument to the CSS class in the extra_preprocessors parameter.
  • Define the SchemaScraper object for scraping the single deal pages. The schema should include the fields to be scraped as specified by the user, such as "title", "url", "price", "regular_price", and "details". The CSS selector for the main container should be provided as an argument to the CSS class in the extra_preprocessors parameter.
  • Use the SchemaScraper objects to scrape data from the "https://www.redflagdeals.com/deals/" website. The scraped data should be stored in a list.
  • Save the scraped data to a JSON file named "redflagdeals_data.json". The JSON file should be saved in the same directory as the new Python file.
  Modifydocs/examples/tutorial/tutorial_final.py 

Changed docs/examples/tutorial/tutorial_final.py in 2d9c3db    

1import json1import json
2from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS2from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
3from .redflagdeals_scraper import *
3 4
4episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(5episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
5 '{"url": "url"}',6 '{"url": "url"}',
  • Add an import statement at the top of the file to import the new Python file. The import statement should be "from .redflagdeals_scraper import *".

Modified file with Assistant API

Instructions (1)
You are a brilliant and meticulous engineer assigned to write code to complete the user's request. When you write code, the code works on the first try, and is complete. Take into account the current repository's language, code style, and dependencies. Your job is to make edits to the file to complete the user "# Request".

# Instructions
Modify the snippets above according to the request by calling the search_and_replace function.
* Keep whitespace and comments.
* Make the minimum necessary search_and_replaces to make changes to the snippets. Only write diffs for lines that have been asked to be changed.
* Write multiple small changes instead of a single large change.
Function Call (2)
{
  "analysis_and_identification": "An import statement needs to be added at the top of the file to import all objects from the .redflagdeals_scraper module.",
  "replaces_to_make": [
    {
      "section_id": "A",
      "old_code": "import json\nfrom scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS\n",
      "new_code": "import json\nfrom scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS\nfrom .redflagdeals_scraper import *\n"
    }
  ]
}
Function Call Output (3)
SUCCESS
Here are the new code sections:

The following changes have been applied:
```diff
--- 
+++ 
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 import json
 from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
+from .redflagdeals_scraper import *
 
 episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
     '{"url": "url"}',

```
Here are the new code sections:




<section id="A">
import json
from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
from .redflagdeals_scraper import *

episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
    '{"url": "url"}',
    auto_split_length=1500,
    # restrict this to GPT-3.5-Turbo to keep the cost down
    models=["gpt-3.5-turbo"],
    extra_preprocessors=[CSS(".mw-parser-output a[class!='image link-internal']")],
)

episode_scraper = SchemaScraper(
    {
        "title": "str",
        "episode_number": "int",
        "release_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
        "guests": ["str"],
        "characters": ["str"],
    },
    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.page-content")],
)

resp = episode_list_scraper(
    "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Episodes",
)
episode_urls = resp.data
print(f"Scraped {len(episode_urls)} episode URLs, cost {resp.total_cost}")

episode_data = []
for episode_url in episode_urls:
    print(episode_url)
    episode_data.append(
        episode_scraper(
            episode_url["url"],
        ).data
    )

# scrapers have a stats() method that returns a dict of statistics across all calls
print(f"Scraped {len(episode_data)} episodes, ${episode_scraper.stats()['total_cost']}")

with open("episode_data.json", "w") as f:
    json.dump(episode_data, f, indent=2)
</section id="A">

You can continue to make changes to the code sections and call the `search_and_replace` function again.
Assistant (4)
The import statement has been successfully added at the top of the file:

```python
import json
from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
from .redflagdeals_scraper import *

# ... rest of the code ...
```
This will import all objects from the `redflagdeals_scraper` module into the current file.
  Modifydocs/examples/tutorial/list_scraper_v2.py 

Changed docs/examples/tutorial/list_scraper_v2.py in 8fc4558    

1from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS1from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
2from .redflagdeals_scraper import *
2 3
3episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(4episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
4 "url",5 "url",
  • Add an import statement at the top of the file to import the new Python file. The import statement should be "from .redflagdeals_scraper import *".

Modified file with Assistant API

Instructions (1)
You are a brilliant and meticulous engineer assigned to write code to complete the user's request. When you write code, the code works on the first try, and is complete. Take into account the current repository's language, code style, and dependencies. Your job is to make edits to the file to complete the user "# Request".

# Instructions
Modify the snippets above according to the request by calling the search_and_replace function.
* Keep whitespace and comments.
* Make the minimum necessary search_and_replaces to make changes to the snippets. Only write diffs for lines that have been asked to be changed.
* Write multiple small changes instead of a single large change.
Function Call (2)
{
  "analysis_and_identification": "Add an import statement to include the 'redflagdeals_scraper' Python file.",
  "replaces_to_make": [
    {
      "section_id": "A",
      "old_code": "from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS",
      "new_code": "from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS\nfrom .redflagdeals_scraper import *"
    }
  ]
}
Function Call Output (3)
SUCCESS
Here are the new code sections:

The following changes have been applied:
```diff
--- 
+++ 
@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
+from .redflagdeals_scraper import *
 
 episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
     "url",

```
Here are the new code sections:




<section id="A">
from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
from .redflagdeals_scraper import *

episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
    "url",
    auto_split_length=2000,
    extra_preprocessors=[CSS(".mw-parser-output a[class!='image link-internal']")],
)
response = episode_list_scraper(
    "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Episodes"
)

episode_urls = response.data
print(episode_urls[:3])
print(episode_urls[-3:])
print("total:", len(episode_urls))
print(f"Total Cost: ${response.total_cost:.3f}")

</section id="A">

You can continue to make changes to the code sections and call the `search_and_replace` function again.
Assistant (4)
The import statement has been successfully added to the top of the file. Here are the relevant changes applied to the code:

```diff
--- 
+++ 
@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
+from .redflagdeals_scraper import *
 
 episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
     "url",
```
  Modifydocs/examples/tutorial/episode_scraper_3.py 

Changed docs/examples/tutorial/episode_scraper_3.py in 03aa61a    

1from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS1from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
2from pprint import pprint2from pprint import pprint
3from .redflagdeals_scraper import *
3 4
4url = "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Operation_Golden_Orb"5url = "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Operation_Golden_Orb"
5schema = {6schema = {
  • Add an import statement at the top of the file to import the new Python file. The import statement should be "from .redflagdeals_scraper import *".

Modified file with Assistant API

Instructions (1)
You are a brilliant and meticulous engineer assigned to write code to complete the user's request. When you write code, the code works on the first try, and is complete. Take into account the current repository's language, code style, and dependencies. Your job is to make edits to the file to complete the user "# Request".

# Instructions
Modify the snippets above according to the request by calling the search_and_replace function.
* Keep whitespace and comments.
* Make the minimum necessary search_and_replaces to make changes to the snippets. Only write diffs for lines that have been asked to be changed.
* Write multiple small changes instead of a single large change.
Function Call (2)
{
  "analysis_and_identification": "To add the import statement 'from .redflagdeals_scraper import *', an analysis of the existing import statements in the file is done. The import statement will be added below any existing import statements if present.",
  "replaces_to_make": [
    {
      "section_id": "A",
      "old_code": "from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS\nfrom pprint import pprint",
      "new_code": "from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS\nfrom pprint import pprint\nfrom .redflagdeals_scraper import *"
    }
  ]
}
Function Call Output (3)
SUCCESS
Here are the new code sections:

The following changes have been applied:
```diff
--- 
+++ 
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
 from pprint import pprint
+from .redflagdeals_scraper import *
 
 url = "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Operation_Golden_Orb"
 schema = {

```
Here are the new code sections:




<section id="A">
from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
from pprint import pprint
from .redflagdeals_scraper import *

url = "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Operation_Golden_Orb"
schema = {
    "title": "str",
    "episode_number": "int",
    "release_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
    "guests": [{"name": "str"}],
}

episode_scraper = SchemaScraper(
    schema,
    # can pass preprocessor to constructor or at scrape time
    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.page-content")],
)

response = episode_scraper(url)
pprint(response.data)
print(f"Total Cost: ${response.total_cost:.3f}")

</section id="A">

You can continue to make changes to the code sections and call the `search_and_replace` function again.
Assistant (4)
The requested import statement has been added successfully. Here is the updated code section:

```python
from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
from pprint import pprint
from .redflagdeals_scraper import *

url = "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Operation_Golden_Orb"
schema = {
    "title": "str",
    "episode_number": "int",
    "release_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
    "guests": [{"name": "str"}],
}

episode_scraper = SchemaScraper(
    schema,
    # can pass preprocessor to constructor or at scrape time
    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.page-content")],
)

response = episode_scraper(url)
pprint(response.data)
print(f"Total Cost: ${response.total_cost:.3f}")
```

The import statement `from .redflagdeals_scraper import *` has been added below the existing import statements.

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  Createdocs/examples/tutorial/redflagdeals_scraper.py50d06da 
1import json
2
3from scrapeghost import CSS, SchemaScraper
4
5# Define the SchemaScraper for the main page and listings
6listings_scraper = SchemaScraper(
7    {
8        "url": "url",
9        "title": "str",
10        "image": "str",
11        "dealer": "str",
12        "comments_count": "int",
13    },
14    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.list_item")],
15)
16
17# Define the SchemaScraper for the single deal pages
18deal_scraper = SchemaScraper(
19    {
20        "title": "str",
21        "url": "url",
22        "price": "float",
23        "regular_price": "float",
24        "details": "str",
25    },
26    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.primary_content")],
27)
28
29# Scrape data from the website
30response = listings_scraper("https://www.redflagdeals.com/deals/")
31listings = response.data
32
33deal_data = []
34for listing in listings:
35    response = deal_scraper(listing["url"])
36    deal_data.append(response.data)
37
38# Save the scraped data to a JSON file
39with open("redflagdeals_data.json", "w") as f:
40    json.dump(deal_data, f, indent=2)
41
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Code Snippets Found

This is based on the results of the Searching step.

docs/examples/tutorial/tutorial_final.py:0-41 
1import json
2from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
3
4episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
5    '{"url": "url"}',
6    auto_split_length=1500,
7    # restrict this to GPT-3.5-Turbo to keep the cost down
8    models=["gpt-3.5-turbo"],
9    extra_preprocessors=[CSS(".mw-parser-output a[class!='image link-internal']")],
10)
11
12episode_scraper = SchemaScraper(
13    {
14        "title": "str",
15        "episode_number": "int",
16        "release_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
17        "guests": ["str"],
18        "characters": ["str"],
19    },
20    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.page-content")],
21)
22
23resp = episode_list_scraper(
24    "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Episodes",
25)
26episode_urls = resp.data
27print(f"Scraped {len(episode_urls)} episode URLs, cost {resp.total_cost}")
28
29episode_data = []
30for episode_url in episode_urls:
31    print(episode_url)
32    episode_data.append(
33        episode_scraper(
34            episode_url["url"],
35        ).data
36    )
37
38# scrapers have a stats() method that returns a dict of statistics across all calls
39print(f"Scraped {len(episode_data)} episodes, ${episode_scraper.stats()['total_cost']}")
40
41with open("episode_data.json", "w") as f:
docs/examples/tutorial/list_scraper_v2.py:0-15 
1from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
2
3episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
4    "url",
5    auto_split_length=2000,
6    extra_preprocessors=[CSS(".mw-parser-output a[class!='image link-internal']")],
7)
8response = episode_list_scraper(
9    "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Episodes"
10)
11
12episode_urls = response.data
13print(episode_urls[:3])
14print(episode_urls[-3:])
15print("total:", len(episode_urls))
docs/examples/tutorial/episode_scraper_3.py:0-19 
1from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
2from pprint import pprint
3
4url = "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Operation_Golden_Orb"
5schema = {
6    "title": "str",
7    "episode_number": "int",
8    "release_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
9    "guests": [{"name": "str"}],
10}
11
12episode_scraper = SchemaScraper(
13    schema,
14    # can pass preprocessor to constructor or at scrape time
15    extra_preprocessors=[CSS("div.page-content")],
16)
17
18response = episode_scraper(url)
19pprint(response.data)