Python解析HTML表格方法源码示例，python解析源码示例,编橙之家python源码

Python解析HTML表格方法源码示例，python解析源码示例,编橙之家python源码

编橙之家python源码频道，本文Python解析HTML表格方法源码示例，请先确保首先安装了libxml2dom，才能完成如下代码的操作，以下程序是依赖libxml2dom完成的。之后导入到你的脚本并调用parse_tables() 函数。

如下代码的大致思路是：（以下为英文源文，我的英文实在有限，请英文好的朋友自行翻译吧）

1. source = a string containing the source code you can pass in just the table or the entire page code

2. headers = a list of ints OR a list of strings
If the headers are ints this is for tables with no header, just list the 0 based index of the rows in which you want to extract data.
If the headers are strings this is for tables with header columns (with the tags) it will pull the information from the specified columns

3. The 0 based index of the table in the source code. If there are multiple tables and the table you want to parse is the third table in the code then pass in the number 2 here
It will return a list of lists. each inner list will contain the parsed information.

#The goal of table parser is to get specific information from specific#columns in a table.#Input: source code from a typical website#Arguments: a list of headers the user wants to return#Output: A list of lists of the data in each row#www.iplaypy.comimport libxml2domdef parse_tables(source, headers, table_index):    """parse_tables(string source, list headers, table_index)       headers may be a list of strings if the table has headers defined or       headers may be a list of ints if no headers defined this will get data       from the rows index.       This method returns a list of lists       """        #Determine if the headers list is strings or ints and make sure they    #are all the same type    j = 0    print 'Printing headers: ',headers        #route to the correct function    #if the header type is int    if type(headers[0]) == type(1):        #run no_header function        return no_header(source, headers, table_index)    #if the header type is string    elif type(headers[0]) == type('a'):        #run the header_given function        return header_given(source, headers, table_index)    else:        #return none if the headers aren't correct        return None                     #This function takes in the source code of the whole page a string list of#headers and the index number of the table on the page. It returns a list of#lists with the scraped informationdef header_given(source, headers, table_index):    #initiate a list to hole the return list    return_list = []    #initiate a list to hold the index numbers of the data in the rows    header_index = []    #get a document object out of the source code    doc = libxml2dom.parseString(source,html=1)    #get the tables from the document    tables = doc.getElementsByTagName('table')    try:        #try to get focue on the desired table        main_table = tables[table_index]    except:        #if the table doesn't exits then return an error        return ['The table index was not found']    #get a list of headers in the table    table_headers = main_table.getElementsByTagName('th')    #need a sentry value for the header loop    loop_sentry = 0        #loop through each header looking for matches    for header in table_headers:                #if the header is in the desired headers list         if header.textContent in headers:                        #add it to the header_index            header_index.append(loop_sentry)        #add one to the loop_sentry        loop_sentry+=1    #get the rows from the table    rows = main_table.getElementsByTagName('tr')    #sentry value detecting if the first row is being viewed    row_sentry = 0        #loop through the rows in the table, skipping the first row    for row in rows:        #if row_sentry is 0 this is our first row        if row_sentry == 0:            #make the row_sentry not 0            row_sentry = 1337            continue        #get all cells from the current row        cells = row.getElementsByTagName('td')        #initiate a list to append into the return_list        cell2000_list = []        #iterate through all of the header index's        for i in header_index:            #append the cells text content to the cell_list            cell_list.append(cells[i].textContent)        #append the cell_list to the return_list        return_list.append(cell_list)    #return the return_list    return return_list#This function takes in the source code of the whole page an int list of#headers indicating the index number of the needed item and the index number#of the table on the page. It returns a list of lists with the scraped infodef no_header(source, headers, table_index):    #initiate a list to hold the return list    return_list = []    #get a document object out of the source code    doc = libxml2dom.parseString(source, html=1)    #get the tables from document    tables = doc.getElementsByTagName('table')        try:        #Try to get focus on the desired table        main_table = tables[table_index]    except:        #if the table doesn't exits then return an error        return ['The table index was not found']        #get all of the rows out of the main_table    rows = main_table.getElementsByTagName('tr')    #loop through each row    for row in rows:        #get all cells from the current row        cells = row.getElementsByTagName('td')        #initiate a list to append into the return_list        cell_list = []        #loop through the list of desired headers        for i in headers:            try:                #try to add text from the cell into the cell_list                cell_list.append(cells[i].textContent)            except:                #if there is an error usually an index error just continue                continue        #append the data scraped into the return_list                return_list.append(cell_list)    #return the return list    return return_list

编橙之家文章，