Requests2

A Rust library the crate help you quickly request, parse and store data ([Python] BS4 library).

• Each new requests initializes a cache instance which stores the parsed data in key value pairs

• When you get an instance of connect, you can call the parser method to parse the data in the form of closure

• use dbnote macro, write data to a database table

• set connect database str in config file

• find find_all select select_all method supports CSS selectors to parse DOM document

config
    postgres=<host=localhost user=your password=test dbname=postgres>
    sqlite=<dbname=sqlite_db>

auto add sqlite_db file to project dir, support sqlite

store data to csv and postgres database, you can use this example code:

// store example
use requests2::{
    dbfile::{self, DBfile},
    dbfile_derive::{dbnote, DBfile},
    *,
};

// change postgres to sqlite same run
#[derive(DBfile)]
#[dbnote(table_name = "test999", driver = "postgres" primary_key = "isbn")]
pub struct PP {
    pub isbn: String,
    pub price: f32,
}

fn main() {
    let pp = PP {
        isbn: String::from("test"),
        price: 0.1,
    };
    pp.create_table();
    pp.to_db();
}

// parse code
let data = Cache::new();
let client = Requests::new(&data);
let rq = client.connect("https://www.qq.com/", Headers::Default);

#[derive(DBfile, Debug)]
#[dbnote(table_name = "test_link", driver = "postgres", primary_key="href")]
struct Link<'a> {
    href: &'a str,
    link_name: String,
    title: &'a str,
}

rq.free_parse(|p| {
    let title = p.select("title").text();

    let links = p
        .select_all("li.nav-item a")
        .iter()
        .map(|x| Link {
            title: "",
            href: x.attr("href").unwrap_or_default(),
            link_name: x.text(),
        })
        .collect::<Vec<Link>>();


    // create a table
    links[0].create_table();

    for (idx, mut link) in links.into_iter().enumerate() {
        if idx == 0 {
            link.title = &title;
            link.write_csv_head();
        }
        link.to_csv("a");
        link.to_db();
    }
});

Add #[dbnote(table_name = "test_link", driver = "postgres", primary_key="href")] to struct, you can use write_csv_head() and to_csv put data to a file, table_name as file name. Use createa_table() you can creata table in postgres , but you must add config file to project. to_db() put data to the table.

find() find_all() select() select_all() method unified use css selector as first argument.

See the test folder for more details