I have a large URL list (50k) in the form of a csv. Locally, I can open the csv with my spider like any other file and crawl the URLs. Is it possible to parse URLs from a csv on scrapinghub? When I deploy my project as is, scrapy cloud does not know where to find the csv. Any ideas would be welcome.
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thriveni posted
about 7 years ago
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You need to declare the files in thepackage_data section of yoursetup.py file as given in Deploying non-code files.
Regards,
Thriveni Patil
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rafalfposted
almost 7 years ago
Hi,
Can you share your code please
How do you access csv from within spiders? having similar issue
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thriveniposted
about 7 years ago
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You need to declare the files in thepackage_data section of yoursetup.py file as given in Deploying non-code files.
I have a large URL list (50k) in the form of a csv. Locally, I can open the csv with my spider like any other file and crawl the URLs. Is it possible to parse URLs from a csv on scrapinghub? When I deploy my project as is, scrapy cloud does not know where to find the csv. Any ideas would be welcome.
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thriveni posted about 7 years ago Admin Best Answer
You need to declare the files in the
package_datasection of yoursetup.pyfile as given in Deploying non-code files.Regards,
Thriveni Patil
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rafalf posted almost 7 years ago
Hi,
Can you share your code please
How do you access csv from within spiders? having similar issue
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thriveni posted about 7 years ago Admin Answer
You need to declare the files in the
package_datasection of yoursetup.pyfile as given in Deploying non-code files.Regards,
Thriveni Patil
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