In our example, we have two extractions: one for the product name and one for the listing URL. You can now select the extractions and use the dropdown to edit them and extract specific HTML elements. ParseHub will automatically identify these attributes and allow you to extract the data enclosed within them.
In this example selection we have made, ParseHub has picked up the class attribute. We can now select it from the dropdown to extract that data specifically. Extraction : class Attribute Result : a-size-medium a-color-base a-text-normal. What we have setup today is a very simple scraping project, as it is only extracting the name and URL for each product in one page.
For a more in-depth guide on how to build a larger project with your new HTML extraction skills , check out our tutorial on setting up a web scraping project. By following our tutorial you will be able to extract data from any website and into a spreadsheet, including HTML data and attributes.
Enroll to one of our Web Scraping Certification courses today! Almost every website on the internet is written using HTML. It will be highlighted in green to indicate that it has been selected. Make sure to log in to your ParseHub account through ParseHub. Click on the Dropbox option. Enable the Integration. You will be asked to login in to Dropbox.
Login and allow ParseHub access. Your integration will now be enabled in ParseHub. ParseHub will now load this page inside the app and let you make your first selection. Scroll to the first link in the page and click on it to select it.
The link will be highlighted in Green to indicate that it has been selected. The rest of the links will be highlighted in Yellow. Click on the second link in the list. All the links will now be highlighted Green to indicate they have been selected. As we are not interested in extracting the names of the links. From the dropdown, choose the Download to Dropbox option. On the left sidebar, click on the green Get Data button.
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