Class: Forki::UserScraper
- Defined in:
- lib/forki/scrapers/user_scraper.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#extract_page_details(graphql_strings) ⇒ Object
Returns a hash of details about a Facebook page.
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#extract_profile_details(graphql_strings) ⇒ Object
Returns a hash of details about a Facebook user profile.
- #find_number_followers_for_normal_profile(profile_followers_node) ⇒ Object
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#find_number_of_followers(profile_details_string) ⇒ Object
Finds and returns the number of people who follow the current page.
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#find_number_of_likes(profile_details_string) ⇒ Object
Finds and returns the number of people who like the current page.
- #get_instagram_user(url) ⇒ Object
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#parse(url) ⇒ Object
Uses GraphQL data and DOM elements to collect information about the current user page.
Methods inherited from Scraper
#download_image, #find_graphql_data_closure_index, #find_graphql_data_strings, #initialize
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from Forki::Scraper
Instance Method Details
#extract_page_details(graphql_strings) ⇒ Object
Returns a hash of details about a Facebook page
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# File 'lib/forki/scrapers/user_scraper.rb', line 85 def extract_page_details(graphql_strings) page_cards_string = graphql_strings.find { |graphql_string| (graphql_string.include? "comet_page_cards") && \ (graphql_string.include? "follower_count")} page_cards_list = JSON.parse(page_cards_string)["page"]["comet_page_cards"] page_about_card = page_cards_list.find { |card| card["__typename"] == "CometPageAboutCardWithoutMapRenderer" } viewer_page_object = JSON.parse(graphql_strings.find { |graphql_string| (graphql_string.include? "profile_photo") && \ graphql_string.include?("is_verified") }) { id: page_about_card["page"]["id"], profile: page_about_card["page"]["page_about_fields"]["blurb"], number_of_followers: page_about_card["page"]["follower_count"], name: page_about_card["page"]["name"], verified: viewer_page_object["page"]["is_verified"], profile_image_url: viewer_page_object["page"]["profile_picture"]["uri"], number_of_likes: page_about_card["page"]["page_likers"]["global_likers_count"], } end |
#extract_profile_details(graphql_strings) ⇒ Object
Returns a hash of details about a Facebook user profile
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# File 'lib/forki/scrapers/user_scraper.rb', line 45 def extract_profile_details(graphql_strings) profile_header_str = graphql_strings.find { |gql| gql.include? "profile_header_renderer" } profile_intro_str = graphql_strings.find { |g| g.include? "profile_intro_card" } profile_header_obj = JSON.parse(profile_header_str)["user"]["profile_header_renderer"] profile_intro_obj = profile_intro_str ? JSON.parse(profile_intro_str) : nil number_of_followers = find_number_of_followers(profile_header_str) # Check if the user shows followers count if number_of_followers.nil? profile_title_section = graphql_strings.find { |gql| gql.include? "profile_tile_section_type" } json = JSON.parse(profile_title_section) followers_node = [] begin followers_node = json["user"]["profile_tile_sections"]["edges"].first["node"]["profile_tile_views"]["nodes"][1]["view_style_renderer"]["view"]["profile_tile_items"]["nodes"].select do |node| node["node"]["timeline_context_item"]["timeline_context_list_item_type"] == "INTRO_CARD_FOLLOWERS" end rescue NoMethodError; end if followers_node.empty? number_of_followers = nil else number_of_followers = find_number_followers_for_normal_profile(followers_node.first) end end { id: profile_header_obj["user"]["id"], number_of_followers: number_of_followers, name: profile_header_obj["user"]["name"], verified: profile_header_obj["user"]["is_verified"], profile: profile_intro_obj ? profile_intro_obj["profile_intro_card"]["bio"]["text"] : "", profile_image_url: profile_header_obj["user"]["profilePicLarge"]["uri"], number_of_likes: find_number_of_likes(profile_header_str), } end |
#find_number_followers_for_normal_profile(profile_followers_node) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/forki/scrapers/user_scraper.rb', line 37 def find_number_followers_for_normal_profile(profile_followers_node) followers_string = profile_followers_node["node"]["timeline_context_item"]["renderer"]["context_item"]["title"]["text"] followers_pattern = /[0-9,]+/ number_of_followers_match = followers_pattern.match(followers_string).to_s Scraper.extract_int_from_num_element(number_of_followers_match) end |
#find_number_of_followers(profile_details_string) ⇒ Object
Finds and returns the number of people who follow the current page
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# File 'lib/forki/scrapers/user_scraper.rb', line 19 def find_number_of_followers(profile_details_string) followers_pattern = /Followed by (?<num_followers>[0-9,.KM ]) people/ alt_follower_pattern = /(?<num_followers>[0-9,.KM ]+) (f|F)ollowers/ number_of_followers_match = followers_pattern.match(profile_details_string) || alt_follower_pattern.match(profile_details_string) return nil if number_of_followers_match.nil? number_of_followers = Scraper.extract_int_from_num_element(number_of_followers_match.named_captures["num_followers"]) # Note, this is sticking around if we want to use it later # if number_of_followers.nil? # number_of_followers_string = JSON.parse(profile_header_str)["user"]["profile_header_renderer"]["user"]["profile_social_context"]["content"].first["text"]["text"] # number_of_followers = Scraper.extract_int_from_num_element(number_of_followers_string) # end number_of_followers end |
#find_number_of_likes(profile_details_string) ⇒ Object
Finds and returns the number of people who like the current page
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# File 'lib/forki/scrapers/user_scraper.rb', line 8 def find_number_of_likes(profile_details_string) # likes_pattern = /[0-9,.KM ] likes/ likes_pattern = /(?<num_likes>[0-9,.KM ]+) (l|L)ikes/ number_of_likes_match = likes_pattern.match(profile_details_string) return nil if number_of_likes_match.nil? Scraper.extract_int_from_num_element(number_of_likes_match.named_captures["num_likes"]) end |
#get_instagram_user(url) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/forki/scrapers/user_scraper.rb', line 123 def get_instagram_user(url) uri = URI(url) query = uri.query components = URI.decode_uri_component(query) extracted_url = URI::Parser.new.extract(components).first extracted_uri = URI(extracted_url) username = extracted_uri.to_s.match(/(https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/_u\/[\w]+)/).to_s.split("/").last page.quit # I think we need to do this so Zorki can run? zorki_users = Zorki::User.lookup(username) zorki_user = nil if zorki_users.count.positive? zorki_user = zorki_users.first else raise ContentUnavailableError end # Convert a zorki_user into a hash for Forki { name: zorki_user.name, id: username, number_of_followers: zorki_user.number_of_followers, verified: zorki_user.verified, profile: zorki_user.profile, profile_link: zorki_user.profile_link, profile_image_file: zorki_user.profile_image, profile_image_url: zorki_user.profile_image_url, number_of_likes: 0 } end |
#parse(url) ⇒ Object
Uses GraphQL data and DOM elements to collect information about the current user page
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# File 'lib/forki/scrapers/user_scraper.rb', line 104 def parse(url) # So some reels may actually link to an instagram user? if url.include?("instagram.com") user = get_instagram_user(url) return user end validate_and_load_page(url) graphql_strings = find_graphql_data_strings(page.html) is_page = graphql_strings.map { |s| JSON.parse(s) }.any? { |o| o.key?("page") } user_details = is_page ? extract_page_details(graphql_strings) : extract_profile_details(graphql_strings) user_details[:profile_image_file] = Forki.retrieve_media(user_details[:profile_image_url]) user_details[:profile_link] = url user_details end |