🕷️ Fix spider: Cuyahoga County Archives Advisory Commission #70
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What's this PR do?
Fixes our Cuyahoga County Archives Advisory Commission spider (aka.
cuya_archives_advisory), which broke due to URL and page structure changes across the Cuyahoga County website.[This PR builds on #69, which should be reviewed first]
Why are we doing this?
We want working scrapers, of course 🤖 The changes in this PR include URL and parser changes.
Steps to manually test
After installing the project using
pipenv(see Readme):Monitor stdout and ensure that the crawl proceeds without raising any errors. Pay attention to the final status report from scrapy.
Inspect
test_output.csvto ensure the data looks valid. I suggest opening a few of the URLs under the source column of test_output.csv and comparing the data for the row with what you see on the page.Are there any smells or added technical debt to note?