Scrapy Extensions, REST APIs, Django Sub-Commands, and More

#643 – AUGUST 20, 2024

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Using a Custom Scrapy Extension to Log to a DB
The Scrapy crawl stat logs are useful for tracking and monitoring the performance of a spider. If you want to keep them longer rather than just see the console printout, you can have them written to a database.
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Interacting With REST APIs and Python
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Django: Create Management Sub-Commands
argparse, the standard library module that Django uses for parsing command line options, supports sub-commands. These are pretty neat for providing an expansive API without hundreds of individual commands. This article shows you how to write your own.
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Quiz: Logging in Python
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Crawling Infinite Scroll Pages With Playwright
When crawling websites with Scrapy you’ll quickly come across all sorts of scenarios that require you to get creative or interact with the page that you’re trying to scrape. One of these scenarios is when you need to crawl an infinite scroll page. This type of website page loads more content as you scroll down the page like a social media feed.
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Automating Boolean-Based SQL Injection With Python
SQL injection is the process of tricking a database into doing unintended things by modifying the input values to a query. Boolean-based blind injection is a subset that reveals structural information about the database. These can be hard to craft by hand, this article shows you how to automate the process to help do penetration testing.
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Logging in Python
If you use Python’s print() function to get information about the flow of your programs, then logging is the natural next step for you. This tutorial will guide you through creating your first logs and show you ways to curate them to grow with your projects.
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Recent CPython Function Call Performance Improvements
How costly it is to call functions and builtins in your python code? Does inlining help? How have the recent CPython releases improved performance in these areas? This article dives deep on function performance.
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Debugging Running Python Scripts With PDB via GDB
On *nix systems with GDB installed, you can attach to already running processes. This article shows you how to combine that with Python’s PDB debugger to then add breakpoints to Python in a running script.
DOMINIK CZARNOTA

Approximating Sum Types in Python With Pydantic
This is a deeper dive into types and Pydantic around how to build “correct by construction” design patterns. Building your objects so that validation becomes a single call.
WILLIAM WOODRUFF

PyTorch vs TensorFlow for Your Python Deep Learning Project
PyTorch vs Tensorflow: Which one should you use? Learn about these two popular deep learning libraries and how to choose the best one for your project.
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How to Plot in the Terminal With Python and Textualize
Have you ever wanted to create a plot or graph in your terminal? Learn how with the textual-plotext package.
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It Works on My Machine. Why?
A list of things to check when something works on your computer but not on someone else’s.
MATHEUS RICHARD

Python Packaging Is Great Now: uv Is All You Need
Juan talks about his love for the uv tool and how it has simplified Python packaging.
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