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This is my first post on Github so please be kind and I hope I'm not breaking any etiquette, however I just couldn't find a way to send a message. Please delete if not allowed and apologies in advance for the noob question.
I love the tool and have wanted to learn to scrape sites like realestate and domain for the longest time till I found this tool. In doing my own research I have found using inspect elements there generally are "price" tags that seem to just be hard-typed text/ranges. Hypothetically if I wanted a CSV of searched properties with the range, I would probably run into an issue whereby the range or specific priced properties would not necessarily display the same as the backend. (eg. property A is "500k-600k" on the HTML tag, which matches the text, or some string of text, yet searching directly above the house on map view with a filter of 499k or 450k etc property A would still show.)
I can't for the life of me find in "inspect elements" what exact function / tag in the HTML actually sets the search queries (the 499k or 450k etc) and I also struggle when looking at the realestate.tsx / domain.tsx
Can someone help me with this or point me in the right direction?
Just as an example there's a property on realestate.com which I suspect is not the real price with the following HTML:
$425k–$475k
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi all,
This is my first post on Github so please be kind and I hope I'm not breaking any etiquette, however I just couldn't find a way to send a message. Please delete if not allowed and apologies in advance for the noob question.
I love the tool and have wanted to learn to scrape sites like realestate and domain for the longest time till I found this tool. In doing my own research I have found using inspect elements there generally are "price" tags that seem to just be hard-typed text/ranges. Hypothetically if I wanted a CSV of searched properties with the range, I would probably run into an issue whereby the range or specific priced properties would not necessarily display the same as the backend. (eg. property A is "500k-600k" on the HTML tag, which matches the text, or some string of text, yet searching directly above the house on map view with a filter of 499k or 450k etc property A would still show.)
I can't for the life of me find in "inspect elements" what exact function / tag in the HTML actually sets the search queries (the 499k or 450k etc) and I also struggle when looking at the realestate.tsx / domain.tsx
Can someone help me with this or point me in the right direction?
Just as an example there's a property on realestate.com which I suspect is not the real price with the following HTML:
$425k–$475k
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: