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How do I use the search field on a webpage using POST requests and then parse said site for its div classes?
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I'm fairly new to coding, and I'm currently making a Reddit bot in Python that when prompted to do so will search The Library of Babel for some phrase. I've come to understand that I will need to use requests.post(yadayada...) but I can't wrap my head around how the requests module works. Specifically, how can I use it to use the search function on that page, and then parse for the top result?
I've come to somewhat think I understand GET requests, but every time I think I learned something it turns out there's a billion new phrases, objects or variables that aren't explained anywhere I also need to know about. I'm still lost on what exactly a POST request does, and how to use it. So what parameters exactly do I need to use in order to search and parse, and what do they do?
python html json post python-requests
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I'm fairly new to coding, and I'm currently making a Reddit bot in Python that when prompted to do so will search The Library of Babel for some phrase. I've come to understand that I will need to use requests.post(yadayada...) but I can't wrap my head around how the requests module works. Specifically, how can I use it to use the search function on that page, and then parse for the top result?
I've come to somewhat think I understand GET requests, but every time I think I learned something it turns out there's a billion new phrases, objects or variables that aren't explained anywhere I also need to know about. I'm still lost on what exactly a POST request does, and how to use it. So what parameters exactly do I need to use in order to search and parse, and what do they do?
python html json post python-requests
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So there are sometimes some exceptions, but typicallyGET
requests mean you're getting data from a website andPOST
requests mean that you're putting data in. BUT, sometimesPOST
do return data from the site or do both so this isn't concrete. IIRCGET
requests can also sometimes technically post data to a site. Anyway, typically for your types problems, these websites will have something calledan API
which will allow you to interact with them in particular ways. So in this case, you'll likely send aPOST
request to implant text at the site, perform a search, and get data back
– FailSafe
Mar 25 at 21:55
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I'm fairly new to coding, and I'm currently making a Reddit bot in Python that when prompted to do so will search The Library of Babel for some phrase. I've come to understand that I will need to use requests.post(yadayada...) but I can't wrap my head around how the requests module works. Specifically, how can I use it to use the search function on that page, and then parse for the top result?
I've come to somewhat think I understand GET requests, but every time I think I learned something it turns out there's a billion new phrases, objects or variables that aren't explained anywhere I also need to know about. I'm still lost on what exactly a POST request does, and how to use it. So what parameters exactly do I need to use in order to search and parse, and what do they do?
python html json post python-requests
I'm fairly new to coding, and I'm currently making a Reddit bot in Python that when prompted to do so will search The Library of Babel for some phrase. I've come to understand that I will need to use requests.post(yadayada...) but I can't wrap my head around how the requests module works. Specifically, how can I use it to use the search function on that page, and then parse for the top result?
I've come to somewhat think I understand GET requests, but every time I think I learned something it turns out there's a billion new phrases, objects or variables that aren't explained anywhere I also need to know about. I'm still lost on what exactly a POST request does, and how to use it. So what parameters exactly do I need to use in order to search and parse, and what do they do?
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So there are sometimes some exceptions, but typicallyGET
requests mean you're getting data from a website andPOST
requests mean that you're putting data in. BUT, sometimesPOST
do return data from the site or do both so this isn't concrete. IIRCGET
requests can also sometimes technically post data to a site. Anyway, typically for your types problems, these websites will have something calledan API
which will allow you to interact with them in particular ways. So in this case, you'll likely send aPOST
request to implant text at the site, perform a search, and get data back
– FailSafe
Mar 25 at 21:55
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So there are sometimes some exceptions, but typicallyGET
requests mean you're getting data from a website andPOST
requests mean that you're putting data in. BUT, sometimesPOST
do return data from the site or do both so this isn't concrete. IIRCGET
requests can also sometimes technically post data to a site. Anyway, typically for your types problems, these websites will have something calledan API
which will allow you to interact with them in particular ways. So in this case, you'll likely send aPOST
request to implant text at the site, perform a search, and get data back
– FailSafe
Mar 25 at 21:55
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So there are sometimes some exceptions, but typically
GET
requests mean you're getting data from a website and POST
requests mean that you're putting data in. BUT, sometimes POST
do return data from the site or do both so this isn't concrete. IIRC GET
requests can also sometimes technically post data to a site. Anyway, typically for your types problems, these websites will have something called an API
which will allow you to interact with them in particular ways. So in this case, you'll likely send a POST
request to implant text at the site, perform a search, and get data back– FailSafe
Mar 25 at 21:55
So there are sometimes some exceptions, but typically
GET
requests mean you're getting data from a website and POST
requests mean that you're putting data in. BUT, sometimes POST
do return data from the site or do both so this isn't concrete. IIRC GET
requests can also sometimes technically post data to a site. Anyway, typically for your types problems, these websites will have something called an API
which will allow you to interact with them in particular ways. So in this case, you'll likely send a POST
request to implant text at the site, perform a search, and get data back– FailSafe
Mar 25 at 21:55
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So there are sometimes some exceptions, but typically
GET
requests mean you're getting data from a website andPOST
requests mean that you're putting data in. BUT, sometimesPOST
do return data from the site or do both so this isn't concrete. IIRCGET
requests can also sometimes technically post data to a site. Anyway, typically for your types problems, these websites will have something calledan API
which will allow you to interact with them in particular ways. So in this case, you'll likely send aPOST
request to implant text at the site, perform a search, and get data back– FailSafe
Mar 25 at 21:55