Python Requests login and persistent sessions tutorial 🔥: the 'Hacker' way | Python web scraping

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In this Python Requests login to website and persistent sessions tutorial I'll show you how to use the Requests Python library to login to the website, that has a protection and redirects a User after login.
So the main topic of the Python Requests login tutorial is using of Requests Python library to login to the website, using of sessions and cookies.

It's a simple Python Requests Tutorial, that includes the following topics:
- how to login to the website with the Python Requests library only (without Selenium)
- how to bypass the website's protection
- how to scrape data with the BeautifulSoup library
- how to use Python Requests session

I made this tutorial for my subscriber, that asked me to create a Python web scraping tutorial about using the Requests Python library to login to the website, that has a protection from bots.

The Requests is a Python library, that is built upon the Python urllib3 package, and it's a great tool to perform requests to websites.

By default the Python Requests login feature is enabled. We just have to provide login and password data to `auth` parameter. Also Python Requests uses session and cookies.

Also in Python Requests Login tutorial I used the BeautifulSoup library. So at some part this video is a BeautifulSoup tutorial too.

ATTENTION:
in latest Chrome versions, you cant see the form data section, instead you can find the parameters under Payload tab which is next to Headers (many thanks to Nasrullah)

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This was absolutely mind-blowing. Awesome job, man, SUPERB video. You're a wizard!

EnglishRain
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PERFECT explained! - especially at the minute 7:55 with the doChallengeResponse part with the mechanism to analyze and reconstruct the md5-coded hash.
Good visibility of the font size and the speed of explanation.

abgezocktpfui
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Thank you so much for this video! Helped me a lot with my web scraping adventures. Keep up the great work, man!

luccarodrigues
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What video should I make next? Any suggestions? *Write me in comments!*
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RedEyedCoderClub
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Thanks a lot! Very interesting and useful video. I didn't think that it would be so unusual.
Funny conclusion -- "There is no security at the frontend"

dmitryk
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Real clever how you solved the "mysterious challenge", great content 🙂

gisleberge
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The best video about requests on youtube

y.agamer
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Duddddeeee!! You make videos on awesome topics! Thanks A Ton man! Please try and make Docker + Selenium/Firefox/Chrome in the future if you can, thank you!

usingvancedplzdontban
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Hi, this video very informative! I am scraping a site where there is no visible function which encrypts the password, although under the Network tab, the password value looks to be encrypted. Any suggestions upon how to proceed?

shreyaskarsrivastava
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Hi thank you so much for the video. I am wondering if I can login into a broker website and be able to place an order with python? could you please explain briefly how? or if you have already had similar videos just kindly refer me to them. Kind Regards

mohammadghorbani
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Let me know what topic I should cover next

RedEyedCoderClub
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Excellent video and tutorial. I really like how you walkthrough your troubleshooting and problem solving approach.

AK-zhco
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Nice video, One question, for a system of login more complicates like ebay or amazon they have more complicate login protocols with tokems and encripted password. is also possible to get a way to enter with this approach? or it is better to use other method?

NicolasMagneTang
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Great.
I have question about sending a request within a website. For example in this video we want to buy a pair of shoes. When click the buy button we can see sended order in inspect (xhr).
Now, i want to learn how to send this order without clicking the buy button in python.

Thank you very much

aap
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Thanks a lot man! After 100's of videos I something amazing!

Can you scrape Userinfo(like view count followers count etc) of a Quora user without using Selenium or Requests-HTML I'm trying this since past week :(

siddhartha.
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Can I donate to you??? Because I love this video so much! Wow you helped me solve my issue.

response
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Thanks for your video man. I subscribed already. I'm trying to do web scraping of Amazon Kindle, but I need to log in first to access the page. I haven't found anything that could help me with this. Could you give me a hand here?

Romanticoneable
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Hi. Thanks for video. Amazing job. I'm trying to do one with dot freight web site and its so complicated, that they don't have any form in request. Maybe you can give some ideas? Thanks

armago
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You're amazing. Thank you very much for sharing

EA-brii
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If a website redirects and uses session cookies (for identification) in the main content page, is there any way of using just request library without selenium?
I see the cookies already sent in the header of the very first GET request in Network tab, I can't find the way to generate the cookies, please help :(

Hecticam