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https://github.com/Hardeepex/scrapegost/blob/c75fe2bc4732b66c09628b01871c2961533d1c39/docs/examples/tutorial/tutorial_final.py#L1-L41 https://github.com/Hardeepex/scrapegost/blob/c75fe2bc4732b66c09628b01871c2961533d1c39/docs/examples/tutorial/list_scraper_v2.py#L1-L15 https://github.com/Hardeepex/scrapegost/blob/c75fe2bc4732b66c09628b01871c2961533d1c39/docs/examples/tutorial/episode_scraper_3.py#L1-L19

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**Summaries of links found in the content:** https://www.redflagdeals.com/canada/athleta-deals-coupons-sales/)Athleta: The page is from the website RedFlagDeals.com and it appears to be a page not found error. The page contains various links and navigation options for deals, forums, and other categories. The code provided is a demo code that uses a library called scrapeghost to scrape data from web pages. It includes two SchemaScraper objects, one for scraping a list of episodes from a TV show and another for scraping details of individual episodes. The code demonstrates how to use these scrapers to scrape episode URLs and then scrape the data for each episode. The code also includes a section for scraping a single deal page from RedFlagDeals.com, with the main container identified as "primary_content". The code extracts information such as the deal title, URL, and savings details. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fproduct.do%3Fpid%3D659003013%26cid%3D1073226%23pdp-page-content: The page is titled "Access Denied" and the content states that the user does not have permission to access a specific URL on the server. The URL in question is "http://athleta.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?" and the reference number is provided as well. There is no relevant code snippet on this page. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fcategory.do%3Fcid%3D1023728%26nav%3Dmeganav%253ASale%253ACATEGORIES%253AAll%2520Sale%253A%2520Up%2520to%252060%2525%2520off: The page is about accessing a website and scraping data from it using Python code. The code provided demonstrates how to use the SchemaScraper library to scrape data from web pages. It includes two instances of the SchemaScraper class, one for scraping a list of episode URLs from a website and another for scraping data from individual episode pages. The code also shows how to save the scraped data to a JSON file. Additionally, the page provides an example of a web page structure and CSS selectors that can be used to extract specific elements from the page. The code snippet is followed by instructions to read the documentation files in the "docs" folder for a better understanding of the code structure. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fproduct.do%3Fpid%3D981292003%26cid%3D1023728%23pdp-page-content: The page is about a deal on Athleta Canada's website, where they are offering up to 60% off select items in their sale section. The page provides links to different categories of items for women and girls, along with the discounted prices. The offers are valid for a limited time and some items are marked as "Final Sale". The page also mentions that Core and Enthusiast Members can get free shipping on orders over $50.00, while Icon members get free shipping over $35.00. The page includes code snippets for scraping episode data from a comedy podcast website and for scraping deal listings from RedFlagDeals website. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fproduct.do%3Fpid%3D531686133%26cid%3D1073226%26pcid%3D1073226%23pdp-page-content: The page contains a code snippet that demonstrates how to scrape data from a website using the SchemaScraper library. The code first scrapes a list of episode URLs from a specific webpage. Then, it iterates over each episode URL and scrapes data such as title, episode number, release date, guests, and characters. The scraped data is stored in a list and then saved as a JSON file. Additionally, the page includes another code snippet that shows how to scrape data from a different webpage. It provides the HTML structure of the webpage and highlights the main container where the desired data is located. The example shows how to extract information about deals from the webpage, including the deal title, image, dealer, and comments count. Finally, the page includes a single deal page example from a different website. It showcases how to extract information about discounted items from the webpage, including the item name, price, and regular price. The example also mentions that some items are on final sale and provides information about free shipping for certain membership levels. https://c.dam-img.rfdcontent.com/offers/013/736/860/200x200_pad.jpg: The page contains a code snippet that demonstrates how to scrape data from a website using the `scrapeghost` library. The code scrapes episode data from the "Comedy Bang! Bang!" fandom website and saves it to a JSON file. It also provides an example of how to scrape data from the "RedFlagDeals" website, including the main page and a single deal page. The code uses CSS selectors to extract specific elements from the HTML structure of the pages. The summary also includes the URLs and HTML structure of the relevant sections on the "RedFlagDeals" website. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2F: The page contains information about a deal on Athleta Canada's website. The deal offers up to 60% off select items in their sale section. The page includes links to various products for women and girls, along with their discounted prices. The offers are valid for a limited time or while supplies last. The page also mentions that select sale items ending in .97 are "Final Sale". It provides information about free shipping for Core and Enthusiast Members on orders over $50.00, and for Icon members on orders over $35.00. The page includes code snippets demonstrating how to scrape episode data from a website and how to scrape listings from another website. https://www.redflagdeals.com/deals: The page is from the website RedFlagDeals.com and it contains information about the best deals and editor's picks in Canada. The page includes various categories such as apparel, automotive, beauty & wellness, computers & electronics, entertainment, financial services, groceries, home & garden, kids & babies, restaurants, small business, sports & fitness, travel, and video games. It also provides access to forums, flyers, deal alerts, and financial tools. The page includes a code snippet that demonstrates how to scrape episode data from the Comedy Bang! Bang! fandom website. Another code snippet shows how to scrape deal data from the RedFlagDeals website, including information about the deal title, URL, and image. The page also provides a code snippet for navigating to the next page of deals. Additionally, there is a code snippet that demonstrates how to scrape data from a single deal page, including the deal title, URL, and details about the offer. https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Episodes: The code provided is a demo code that scrapes data from a website using the `scrapeghost` library. It includes two schema scrapers: `episode_list_scraper` and `episode_scraper`. The `episode_list_scraper` is used to scrape a list of episode URLs from the main page, while the `episode_scraper` is used to scrape data from each individual episode page. The code starts by scraping the episode URLs from the main page using the `episode_list_scraper`. It then iterates over each episode URL and uses the `episode_scraper` to scrape data from each individual episode page. The scraped data is stored in the `episode_data` list. Finally, the code saves the scraped episode data to a JSON file named "episode_data.json". The code also includes an example of scraping a different website, "https://www.redflagdeals.com/deals/". It provides the HTML structure of the main page and a single deal page, along with the corresponding CSS selectors to extract the desired data. The goal of the code is to demonstrate how to use the `scrapeghost` library to scrape data from websites using schema scrapers. https://o.dam-img.rfdcontent.com/offers/013/736/860/100x100_pad.jpg: The page contains a code snippet that demonstrates how to scrape data from a website using the ScrapeGhost library. The code first creates a SchemaScraper object for scraping a list of episode URLs from a specific webpage. It then creates another SchemaScraper object for scraping data from each individual episode URL. The code iterates over the episode URLs, scrapes the data using the episode_scraper object, and appends the scraped data to a list. Finally, the code saves the scraped data to a JSON file. The page also includes an example of a main page and a single deal page from a different website, along with the corresponding HTML structure and CSS selectors for scraping the desired data. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fproduct.do%3Fpid%3D981324003%26cid%3D102372%23pdp-page-content: The page is titled "Access Denied" and the content states that the user does not have permission to access a specific URL on the server. The URL in question is "http://athleta.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?" and the reference number is provided as well. There is no relevant code snippet on this page. https://h.dam-img.rfdcontent.com/offers/013/736/860/100x100_pad.jpg: The page contains a code snippet that demonstrates how to scrape data from a website using the ScrapeGhost library. The code first creates a SchemaScraper object for scraping a list of episode URLs from a specific webpage. It then creates another SchemaScraper object for scraping data from each individual episode URL. The code iterates over the episode URLs, scrapes the data using the episode_scraper object, and appends the scraped data to a list. Finally, the code saves the scraped data to a JSON file. Additionally, the page provides an example of a main page and a single deal page from the RedFlagDeals website. It describes the HTML structure of the main container and provides example HTML code for a deal listing and a pagination section. It also provides example HTML code for a single deal listing, including the deal title, description, and links. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fproduct.do%3Fpid%3D870422043%26cid%3D1023728%26pcid%3D1023728%23pdp-page-content: The page contains a code snippet that demonstrates how to scrape data from a website using the SchemaScraper library. The code first scrapes a list of episode URLs from the "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Episodes" page. Then, it iterates over each episode URL and uses another SchemaScraper instance to scrape specific data from each episode page. The scraped data is stored in a list and then saved to a JSON file. The page also includes a code snippet that shows how to scrape data from the "https://www.redflagdeals.com/deals/" page. It demonstrates how to extract information about deals listed on the page, including the deal title, image, and URL. The code snippet also shows how to navigate to the next page of deals using pagination. Finally, the page provides an example of scraping data from a single deal page on the "https://www.redflagdeals.com/deal/home-garden/kitchen-stuff-plus-red-hot-deals/" page. It shows how to extract information about the deal, such as the title, price, and regular price. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fproduct.do%3Fpid%3D983108023%26cid%3D1073226%26pcid%3D1073226: The page is about accessing a specific URL on a server, but the user is denied permission. The page displays an error message stating "Access Denied" and provides a reference number. The rest of the content is unrelated to the problem and includes code snippets for scraping data from different websites. https://www.redflagdeals.com/deal/home-garden/kitchen-stuff-plus-red-hot-deals: The page is about scraping data from websites using the ScrapeGhost library. The code provided demonstrates how to scrape episode data from a TV show's wiki page and save it to a JSON file. The code uses two SchemaScrapers, one for scraping a list of episode URLs and another for scraping the details of each episode. The code also includes an example of scraping a single deal page from RedFlagDeals.com. The main container for the deal page is identified as "primary_content". The code extracts information such as the deal title, URL, and discounted prices for different items. The summary also mentions the pagination structure for navigating to the next page of deals. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fproduct.do%3Fpid%3D294116053%26cid%3D1073226%26pcid%3D1073226%23pdp-page-content: The page is titled "Access Denied" and the content states that the user does not have permission to access a specific URL on the server. The URL in question is "http://athleta.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?" and the reference number is provided as well. There is no relevant code snippet on this page. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fproduct.do%3Fpid%3D486286013%26cid%3D1023728%26pcid%3D1023728%23pdp-page-content: The page is about a deal on Athleta Canada's website, where they are offering up to 60% off select items in their sale section. The page provides links to different categories of items for women and girls, along with the discounted prices. The offers are valid for a limited time or while supplies last. The page also mentions that select sale items ending in .97 are "Final Sale". It further states that Core and Enthusiast Members can get free shipping on orders over $50.00, while Icon members get free shipping over $35.00. The page includes code snippets for scraping episode data from a comedy podcast website and scraping deal listings from RedFlagDeals website. https://athlete-canada.sjv.io/c/341376/1413715/13492?u=https%3A%2F%2Fathleta.gapcanada.ca%2Fbrowse%2Fcategory.do%3Fcid%3D1073226%26nav%3Dmeganav%253ASale%253ACATEGORIES%253AAthleta%2520Girl%2520Sale%253A%2520Up%2520to%252060%2525%2520Off: The page is about a deal on Athleta Canada's website, where they are offering up to 60% off select items in their sale section. The page provides links to different categories of items for women and girls, along with the discounted prices. The offers are valid for a limited time or while supplies last. The page also mentions that select sale items ending in .97 are "Final Sale". It further states that Core and Enthusiast Members can get free shipping on orders over $50.00, while Icon members get free shipping over $35.00. The page includes code snippets for scraping episode data from a comedy podcast website and scraping deal listings from RedFlagDeals website.

Step 2: ⌨️ Coding

[X] Create docs/examples/tutorial/redflagdeals_scraper.py ✓ https://github.com/Hardeepex/scrapegost/commit/50d06dac402b7ed9c4294f1a5529a597c879098b Edit
Create docs/examples/tutorial/redflagdeals_scraper.py with contents:
• Import the necessary libraries at the top of the file. This includes `json` and `scrapeghost` with its `SchemaScraper` and `CSS` classes.
• Define the `SchemaScraper` object for scraping the main page and listings. The schema should include the fields to be scraped as specified by the user, such as "url", "title", "image", "dealer", and "comments_count". The CSS selector for the main container and listings should be provided as an argument to the `CSS` class in the `extra_preprocessors` parameter.
• Define the `SchemaScraper` object for scraping the single deal pages. The schema should include the fields to be scraped as specified by the user, such as "title", "url", "price", "regular_price", and "details". The CSS selector for the main container should be provided as an argument to the `CSS` class in the `extra_preprocessors` parameter.
• Use the `SchemaScraper` objects to scrape data from the "https://www.redflagdeals.com/deals/" website. The scraped data should be stored in a list.
• Save the scraped data to a JSON file named "redflagdeals_data.json". The JSON file should be saved in the same directory as the new Python file.

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[X] Modify docs/examples/tutorial/tutorial_final.py ✓ https://github.com/Hardeepex/scrapegost/commit/2d9c3db3ed1597ce67b7768e3521907bfa9903af Edit
Modify docs/examples/tutorial/tutorial_final.py with contents:
• Add an import statement at the top of the file to import the new Python file. The import statement should be "from .redflagdeals_scraper import *".

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 import json
 from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
+from .redflagdeals_scraper import *

 episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
     '{"url": "url"}',

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[X] Modify docs/examples/tutorial/list_scraper_v2.py ✓ https://github.com/Hardeepex/scrapegost/commit/8fc4558276acbf376398a7c761ad4241b0b909c6 Edit
Modify docs/examples/tutorial/list_scraper_v2.py with contents:
• Add an import statement at the top of the file to import the new Python file. The import statement should be "from .redflagdeals_scraper import *".

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 from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
+from .redflagdeals_scraper import *

 episode_list_scraper = SchemaScraper(
     "url",

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[X] Modify docs/examples/tutorial/episode_scraper_3.py ✓ https://github.com/Hardeepex/scrapegost/commit/03aa61a7c875d6728821e7318c02b876ceb20b8e Edit
Modify docs/examples/tutorial/episode_scraper_3.py with contents:
• Add an import statement at the top of the file to import the new Python file. The import statement should be "from .redflagdeals_scraper import *".

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 from scrapeghost import SchemaScraper, CSS
 from pprint import pprint
+from .redflagdeals_scraper import *

 url = "https://comedybangbang.fandom.com/wiki/Operation_Golden_Orb"
 schema = {

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