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Web Scrapping Using Playwright | Github Copilot | Playwright Tutorial Part 50

Hey! In this 50th video of the playwright series let's do something awesome.

In this video blog post, Kaushik demonstrates how to use web scraping to track the price of a product on Amazon and receive email notifications when the price drops below a certain threshold. He starts by using the Playwright library to navigate to the product page and extract the price. He then shows how to use the Node Mailer library to send an email with the price information. Kaushik also mentions that he is using GitHub Copilot, an extension for Visual Studio Code that suggests code based on comments. He explains that he is waiting for a good scenario to demonstrate its capabilities. Finally, he concludes the post by encouraging viewers to try the web scraping code with multiple URLs and share their results.

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