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Sweep: i want to use selenium grid in my scraper #11

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This pull request includes changes to implement the use of Selenium Grid in the scraper. It adds a new module src.selenium_grid.py that sets up the Selenium Grid and provides a function get_webdriver() to retrieve a WebDriver instance. The changes are made in multiple files to replace the existing HTTP requests with WebDriver requests.

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Fixes #10.


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The code does not conform to the rule of having docstrings for all functions and file headers. This is important for code readability and understanding the purpose of each function and file. Please add a brief description at the start of each file explaining its purpose. Also, add a docstring at the start of each function explaining what the function does, its parameters, and its return value. The files that need to be updated are: - src/rawyhtmlscraper.py - src/scraping.py - src/selenium_grid.py - src/singleproduct.py For example, a function docstring could look like this: ```python def get_html(url): """ Sends a GET request to the specified URL and returns the HTML content. Parameters: url (str): The URL to send the GET request to. Returns: HTMLParser: The HTML content of the response. """ ... ``` And a file header could look like this: ```python """ This file contains functions for scraping web pages. """ ... ``` This issue was created to address the following rule: Add docstrings to all functions and file headers.
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I'm currently fixing this PR to address the following:

The recent changes introduced new business logic in several files (rawyhtmlscraper.py, scraping.py, selenium_grid.py, and singleproduct.py), specifically the replacement of httpx with Selenium WebDriver for fetching HTML content and the addition of Selenium Grid setup and WebDriver instance retrieval. However, there are no corresponding unit tests to verify these new functionalities. As per our development rules, all new business logic should have corresponding unit tests. Please add appropriate unit tests to verify the new functionalities. These tests should ensure that the WebDriver correctly fetches the HTML content, the Selenium Grid setup works as expected, and the error handling logic in singleproduct.py functions correctly. Remember to mock any external dependencies to isolate the tests and make them reliable and fast. You may need to refactor the code to make it more testable, for example by injecting dependencies or breaking down large functions into smaller, more testable units. This issue was created to address the following rule: All new business logic should have corresponding unit tests.
sweep-ai[bot] commented 10 months ago
Sweeping Fixing PR: track the progress here.

I'm currently fixing this PR to address the following:

The recent changes introduced new business logic in several files (src/rawyhtmlscraper.py, src/scraping.py, src/selenium_grid.py, and src/singleproduct.py) where the method of getting HTML content was changed to use a Selenium WebDriver. However, there are no corresponding unit tests for these changes. To resolve this issue, please add unit tests that cover the new business logic. These tests should ensure that the WebDriver is correctly initialized, that it can successfully retrieve HTML content from a URL, and that it correctly handles errors and edge cases (like an empty or invalid page source). Please refer to the diffs in the mentioned files for more details on the changes that were made. This issue was created to address the following rule: All new business logic should have corresponding unit tests.