[7] Adding s3 getters to the website scraping code #10
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Closes #7
Hi @helenCNode, you can merge this code and then download the scraped data by running these commands from the terminal
You can then use the following function to load the metadata table in Python
At the moment each website file is saved as a txt file. For further processing, you'd need to ingest it and use BeautifulSoup.
For example, you'll see that I've added a _scrape() function to your
scrape
module which is just the BeautifulSoup component of your scrape() function - and that could be used to go through all the txt files.Hope this helps!