Point-and-click web scraper.Exports a Python script you own.

"""Scrape quotes.toscrape.com — generated by Scrapejig on 2026-09-09.

Setup (one time):
    pip3 install playwright
    python3 -m playwright install chromium

Run:
    python3 scrape_quotes_toscrape_com.py

If pip3 says "externally-managed-environment" (Homebrew, Debian, Ubuntu 23.04+),
create a virtual environment and run all three lines inside it:
    python3 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
Every new terminal needs that activate line again before the script will run.

On Windows the launcher is py: py -m pip install playwright, then
py -m playwright install chromium, then py scrape_quotes_toscrape_com.py.
A venv activates there with .venv/Scripts/activate in place of the source line.

Output: scrape_output.csv and scrape_output.json in the working directory.
This file is yours — edit it freely. The constants below are the usual knobs.
"""

import csv
import json
import sys
import time

from playwright.sync_api import sync_playwright

START_URL = "https://quotes.toscrape.com/"
HEADLESS = True
OUTPUT_BASE = "scrape_output"
DELAY_SECONDS = 1.0  # pause between page loads; raise to be gentler
ITEM_SELECTOR = "div.quote"
FIELDS = ["quote", "author", "tags"]
NEXT_SELECTOR = "li.next a"
MAX_PAGES = 5  # set in the panel; change to None to scrape every page


def extract_item(item):
    """Pull one row's fields from a single item element."""
    return {
        "quote": text(item, "span.text"),
        "author": text(item, "small.author"),
        "tags": text(item, "div.tags"),
    }
145 more lines: reading each row, opening the start page, walking the pages, writing the CSV and JSON.