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Start by clicking on the product name on the page to extract it. We will use this command to extract data from this page. A “Select” command will be created by default.Make sure to select the new “product_page” template tab on the left sidebar. The page for the first URL on the list will now render inside the app.Once done, click on the green “Create New Template” button. On the “Create New Template” field, we will name our new template “product_page”. In the “Go to URL” field we will write in “link” without quotations. A pop up will appear with a few available selections.Start by clicking on the PLUS (+) sign next to your “Begin new entry” command and choose the “Go To Template” command under “Advanced”. Now we will tell ParseHub to start loading the URLs we’ve selected.

Rename this command to “link” and replace “$location.href” with “item” in the text box below.To do this, click on the PLUS (+) sing next to your “begin new entry command” and choose the “Extract” command under “Advanced”. This step is optional, but we want our final scrape to keep the URLs for each product we are scraping data from.Make sure that this command has a different name than “urls”.Click on the PLUS (+) sign next to your new Loop command and choose the “Begin New Entry” command under “Advanced”.If it isn’t, use the dropdown to select “urls” By default, the Loop command should be Looping though every item in “urls”.Click on “Advanced” and select the “Loop” command.

Back on the Commands screen, click on the PLUS (+) sign next to your “select page” command.

Now that we have submitted our list of URLs, it is time to start setting up ParseHub to navigate through all the URLs and extract data.

Now close the settings panel by clicking on “Back to Commands” on the top right.

Here is the code we pasted in, in case you’d just want to use it and replace it with your own URLs.

In this case, we will just copy-paste our list of URLs in a JSON format in the text box.

If you are submitting a CSV file with URLs, make sure the heading reads “urls” and the URLS are copy-pasted below it.

We can do that either by clicking on the green “Import from CSV/JSON” button or by copy/pasting our list of URLs in JSON format right into the text box.

Here in the settings menu, we can submit our list of URLs under the “Starting Value” section.To do this, start by clicking on the Settings icon at the top right of the screen. Now, let’s give ParseHub the list of URLs we will be scraping data from.ParseHub will now render the webpage inside the app.We will start with the Amazon.ca homepage. Click on “new project” and enter a basic URL. We will set up our scraper to open the URLs for each product page and extract some data we have selected. Submitting your list of URLs to Scrapeįor this example, we will extract data from 4 random Amazon product listings. To get started with this guide, download and install ParseHub for free. We personally recommend ParseHub, a free and powerful web scraper that can extract data from any website. A Free and Powerful Web Scraperįirst up, you will need the right web scraper to tackle this task. Today, we will go over how to set up a web scraper to extract data from multiple different URLs. Web Scraping projects can get quite complex.įor example, you might be trying to extract data from multiple different URLs from the same website.