David Maja
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David Maja replied to the discussion How to scrape product availability from an e-commerce website? in the forum General Web Scraping 9 months ago
Reply to How to scrape product availability from an e-commerce website?
I write conditional logic to handle multiple possible labels for availability. For example, checking for “In Stock,” “Available,” or “Add to Cart” ensures nothing is missed.
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David Maja replied to the discussion Tracking discount percentages on e-commerce websites with Ruby in the forum General Web Scraping 9 months ago
Reply to Tracking discount percentages on e-commerce websites with Ruby
When prices are inconsistent or missing, I add error handling to skip such products. Logging these cases helps me review and update the scraper logic later.
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David Maja started the discussion What data can you scrape from VRBO.com rental listings using Ruby? in the forum General Web Scraping 9 months ago
What data can you scrape from VRBO.com rental listings using Ruby?
Scraping rental listings from VRBO.com using Ruby allows you to collect information like property names, prices, and amenities. Ruby’s open-uri library for making HTTP requests and nokogiri for HTML parsing provides an easy and efficient way to extract structured data. Below is an example script for scraping property data from VRBO.
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