Welcome to pymorizon’s documentation!¶
Introduction¶
pymorizon supplies two methods that can be used to scrape data from Morizon website
Scraping category data¶
This method scrapes available offer urls from Morizon search results with parameters .. autofunction:: morizon.category.get_category
The function above can be used like this:
filters = {'[number_of_rooms_from]: 2'}
offers_url = morizon.category.get_category('mieszkania', 'Gdańsk', 'Grunwaldzka', 'do-wynajecia', None, filters)
The code above will put a list of urls containing all apartments found in the given category into the offers_url variable
Scraping offer data¶
This method scrapes details of offer .. autofunction:: morizon.offer.get_offer_data
The function above can be used like this:
details = morizon.offer.get_offer_data(url)
the code above will create dictionary with details of offer from given url
Category methods¶
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morizon.category.get_category(category='nieruchomosci', city=None, street=None, transaction_type=None, url=None, filters=None)[source]¶ Parses available offer urls from given category from every page
Parameters: - category (str, None) – type of property of interest (mieszkania/domy/garaże/działki)
- city (str, None) – city
- street (str, None) – street
- transaction_type (str, None) – type of transaction(sprzedaż/wynajem)
- url (str, None) – User defined url for Morizon page with offers. It overrides other parameters
- filters (dict) – Dictionary with additional filters.
Returns: List of urls of all offers for given parameters
Return type: list
Offer methods¶
Utils methods¶
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morizon.utils.encode_text_to_url(text)[source]¶ Change text to lower cases, gets rid of polish characters replacing them with simplified version, replaces spaces with dashes
Parameters: text (str) – raw text Returns: encoded text which can be used in url Return type: str