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__author__ = 'DarkWeb'
# Here, we are importing the auxiliary functions to clean or convert data
from MarketPlaces.Utilities.utilities import *
# Here, we are importing BeautifulSoup to search through the HTML tree
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
# This is the method to parse the Description Pages (one page to each Product in the Listing Pages)
def kingdom_description_parser(soup):
# Fields to be parsed
vendor = "-1" # 0 *Vendor_Name
success = "-1" # 1 Vendor_Successful_Transactions
rating_vendor = "-1" # 2 Vendor_Rating
name = "-1" # 3 *Product_Name
describe = "-1" # 4 Product_Description
CVE = "-1" # 5 Product_CVE_Classification (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures)
MS = "-1" # 6 Product_MS_Classification (Microsoft Security)
category = "-1" # 7 Product_Category
views = "-1" # 8 Product_Number_Of_Views
reviews = "-1" # 9 Product_Number_Of_Reviews
rating_item = "-1" # 10 Product_Rating
addDate = "-1" # 11 Product_AddedDate
BTC = "-1" # 12 Product_BTC_SellingPrice
USD = "-1" # 13 Product_USD_SellingPrice
EURO = "-1" # 14 Product_EURO_SellingPrice
sold = "-1" # 15 Product_QuantitySold
left = "-1" # 16 Product_QuantityLeft
shipFrom = "-1" # 17 Product_ShippedFrom
shipTo = "-1" # 18 Product_ShippedTo
# Finding Product Name
tag = soup.find('div', {"class": "col-md-9"})
desc = tag.find('div',{"class": "col-md-8"}).find('div', {"class": "box-cont"})
name = tag.find('div',{"class": "col-md-8"}).find('div', {"class": "box-head"}).text
name = name.replace('\n', ' ')
name = name.replace(',', ' ')
name = name.strip()
# Finding Prices
# Kingdom prices can be shown in a variety of currencies, not all in USD, so keeping currency
rows = desc.find_all('div', {"class", "row"}, recursive=False)
price = rows[-1].find('div', {"class": "row"}).find('h3').text
price = price.replace(',', '')
price = price.strip()
# USD = price.replace("USD",'')
BTC = rows[-1].find('div', {"class": "row"}).find_next_sibling('div').find('span').text
# Finding Vendor
vendor = rows[0].select_one('a[href^="/user"]').text
vendor = vendor.replace(",", " ")
vendor = vendor.strip()
# Finding Shipment Information (Origem)
descs = rows[0].find_all('div', {"class": "col-md-3 text-right"})
shipFrom = descs[2].text
shipFrom = shipFrom.replace(",", "")
shipFrom = shipFrom.strip()
# Finding Shipment Information (Destiny)
shipTo = rows[-1].find('div', {"class": "col-md-6"}).text
shipTo = shipTo.replace("Ship to:","")
shipTo = shipTo.replace(",","").strip()
if(shipTo == ''):
shipTo = -1
# Finding the Product Category
category = descs[0].text
category = category.replace(",", "")
category = category.strip()
# Finding the Product Quantity Available
left = descs[1].text
left = left.replace(",", "")
left = left.strip()
# Finding when the Product was Added
dt = descs[-1].text.strip()
addDate = datetime.strptime(dt, '%d.%m.%Y')
# Finding the Product description
describe = cleanString(soup.find('div', {"id": "descriptionContent"}).text)
# Finding the Number of Product Reviews
review = len(soup.find('div', {"id": "feedbackContent"}).find_all(recursive=False))
# Searching for CVE and MS categories
# no cve or ms in Kingdom
# Populating the final variable (this should be a list with all fields scraped)
row = (vendor, rating_vendor, success, name, describe, CVE, MS, category, views, reviews, rating_item, addDate,
BTC, USD, EURO, sold, left, shipFrom, shipTo)
# Sending the results
return row
def kingdom_listing_parser(soup):
# Fields to be parsed
nm = 0 # *Total_Products (Should be Integer)
mktName = "Kingdom" # 0 *Marketplace_Name
vendor = [] # 1 *Vendor y
rating_vendor = [] # 2 Vendor_Rating
success = [] # 3 Vendor_Successful_Transactions
name = [] # 4 *Product_Name y
CVE = [] # 5 Product_CVE_Classification (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures)
MS = [] # 6 Product_MS_Classification (Microsoft Security)
category = [] # 7 Product_Category y
describe = [] # 8 Product_Description
views = [] # 9 Product_Number_Of_Views
reviews = [] # 10 Product_Number_Of_Reviews
rating_item = [] # 11 Product_Rating
addDate = [] # 12 Product_AddDate
BTC = [] # 13 Product_BTC_SellingPrice
USD = [] # 14 Product_USD_SellingPrice y
EURO = [] # 15 Product_EURO_SellingPrice
sold = [] # 16 Product_QuantitySold
qLeft =[] # 17 Product_QuantityLeft
shipFrom = [] # 18 Product_ShippedFrom
shipTo = [] # 19 Product_ShippedTo
href = [] # 20 Product_Links
listing = soup.find('div', {"id": "p0"}).find('div').find_all('div', {"class": "row"}, recursive=False)
# Populating the Number of Products
nm = len(listing)
for a in listing:
# Finding Prices
#in array USD, there may be prices not in USD, so includes currency as well
prices = a.find('div', {"class": "col-md-3"})
u = prices.find('h3').text
u = u.strip()
u = u.replace(',', '')
u = u.strip()
USD.append(u)
bc = prices.find('div').find('span').text
BTC.append(bc)
# Finding the Product
product = a.find('div', {"class": "col-md-7"}).select_one('a[href^="/offer/view?"]').text
product = product.replace('\n', ' ')
product = product.replace(","," ")
product = product.strip()
name.append(product)
# Finding the Vendor
vendor_name = a.select_one('a[href^="/user"]').text
vendor_name = vendor_name.replace(",", " ").replace('/', '')
vendor_name = vendor_name.strip()
vendor.append(vendor_name)
# Adding the url to the list of urls
link = a.find('div', {"class": "col-md-7"}).select_one('a[href^="/offer/view?"]')['href']
link = cleanLink(link)
href.append(link)
# Searching for CVE and MS categories
# cve and ms not in kingdom
# Populate the final variable (this should be a list with all fields scraped)
return organizeProducts(mktName, nm, vendor, rating_vendor, success, name, CVE, MS, category, describe, views,
reviews, rating_item, addDate, BTC, USD, EURO, sold, qLeft, shipFrom, shipTo, href)
def kingdom_links_parser(soup):
# Returning all links that should be visited by the Crawler
href = []
listing = soup.findAll('div', {"class": "col-md-7"})
for a in listing:
link = a.select_one('a[href^="/offer/view?"]')
link = link['href']
href.append(link)
return href