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Update Web Scraper README with detailed documentation #509
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Update Web Scraper README with detailed documentation #509
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Signed-off-by: SoulSniper1212 <warush23@gmail.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR enhances the Web Scraper README with comprehensive documentation covering both the traditional BeautifulSoup-based scraper and the newer Google Custom Search API scraper. The documentation provides clear setup instructions, usage examples, and detailed explanations of features for both approaches.
Key Changes:
- Added detailed documentation for the Google Custom Search scraper including prerequisites, setup, and multiple usage examples
- Documented the traditional web scraper with installation and basic usage instructions
- Included command-line options reference and feature descriptions for the Google Custom Search implementation
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Overview
This PR updates the Web Scraper README to provide comprehensive documentation for both the traditional web scraper and the new Google Custom Search scraper. It includes usage instructions, prerequisites, and features to help users effectively utilize both scripts.
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The README has been updated to include detailed instructions for both web scraper scripts. The traditional scraper is documented with its basic usage, while the Google Custom Search scraper has comprehensive documentation covering prerequisites, installation, setup, usage examples, and available options.
Closes #499