Simple BeautifulSoup4 & Requests Intro Project - Five Minute Python Scripts

Hey Everyone! In this one we'll do an intro level BeautifulSoup/Requests script. We'll pull out an instagram image's source code, find an image, and get the full sized one.

Let me know what type of projects you would like to see with BeautifulSoup and Requests and I'll be happy to make them!

Thanks so much for the continued support across the videos. You all are awesome. 4180+ subscribers at the time of writing. How AWESOME! Thank you all so much.

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Full code from the video:

import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import webbrowser

image_url = image['content']

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[rj]

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0% crap
0% errors
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[KleanthisSkoulikaris]

It’s amazing how in such a short clip you manage to put in so much useful information and still make it relatively easy for even a beginner to follow. Big thanks once again!

[AliRami]

Great explanation! Does anyone think integrating HasData could enhance the Instagram image scraping process?

[jamesteddyjr]

Like how its pretty much straight and with lots of explanation. Am subscribing.

[HenryHardy-mx]

Great stuff! Do you think HasData API could make scraping more efficient?

[sergei]

Thank you for this excellent video: clear and right to the point!

[arsk]

Thanks for great guide for newbies) all works perfectly (command line recommend me to add an argument features="html.parser" into BeautifulSoup. But what can I do with carousel? Your script gets only first pic from carousel. I found out that after add "?_a=1" at the end of url I can find all urls but its hard for me to get it from ther. Can u help?

[rajkumargerard]

Hi Derrick thanks for the video... please can you do a video on how to extract bank statements from bank websites for a specific dates through python script...

[ЮрийРожков-ый]

Hi. I like your videos, you can elaborate on requests from the site when you need to login with a password, as well as using cookies ?

[drtripurahpe]

how to do that with aspx site.. Thank you...

[andrewliao]

Hey, can't find og:image. Can you help?

[MLN-mzzx]

I'm a beginner, i tried to follow your instructions but there are faults somewhere which i don't know. Could you please explain more on the settings. Now i already have python and pycharm on my computer. Thank you