Web Scraping:
This video is a tutorial on web scraping using the Playwright library in Python. The speaker explains that web scraping is the process of extracting data from web pages, which is useful for collecting information from various sources. The tutorial focuses on scraping data from a website that displays the number of videos and their durations for each playlist.
The speaker starts by importing the necessary libraries and creating an async function. They then define a URL and use the Playwright's go_to
function to navigate to the webpage. Next, they use a CSS selector to find all the elements containing the video durations and store them in a variable.
The speaker then uses a map
function to iterate over each video element and extract the duration text. They split the duration into minutes and seconds and convert them into numbers. After calculating the total minutes, they use a formula to convert the minutes into hours, minutes, and seconds. The calculated total time is printed to the console.
To demonstrate scraping data from different playlists, the speaker creates an array of URLs and uses a forEach
loop to iterate over them. They use the URL of each playlist in the scraping process, allowing for the extraction of data from multiple playlists.
The speaker concludes the tutorial by mentioning that the code will be uploaded to GitHub for reference.
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