Is THIS the Best Way to Scrape Data with Playwright?

[@MrMS002]

High Praise for Your Pytest Playwright Tutorials I'm truly impressed by the clarity and conciseness of your Pytest Playwright tutorials. It’s refreshing to see such well-crafted content that simplifies complex concepts of UI and API testing, along with stable end-to-end tests. I highly recommend these tutorials to anyone looking to deepen their understanding efficiently. Keep up the fantastic work; your contributions are making a significant impact.

[@RS-tx4bu]

Another brilliant time saver. Keep up the good work John! 👏

[@adityams1659]

*Im so glad YT recommended your channel!*

[@domenechj]

Thank you, great video! Playwright is great. I would love to see more videos from you on it.

[@stewart5136]

Fantastic! I note that at around 5:48 you mention that the javascript doesn't get rendered unless headless=False. Assume that this is a bug with chromium because it seems to render headless with "chromium = playwright.firefox".

[@lindafitriani]

Wow!!, this is superpower knowledge, sir John Watson Rooney, you're a genius!!

[@ZiaAbid]

Thanks!

[@Spydax]

How to filter for the json? I get a lot of jsons but i need only one coming rom a specific url

[@lb4fun981]

This is great! Just a quick question. How can I get this to work with s? The site I’m using will not perform the request/response for the page until I click a button.

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Yes it will, you can get playwright to click the button for you!

[@rajguptaverma]

Sir When I am doing so,....I am getting a error. coroutine object. And not printing the data. What could me done to print the data,...pls reply

[@rajguptaverma]

I got the solution as I was using async. That was not printing correctly. When O switch to sync. It has printed correctly.

[@hayat_soft_skills]

Thanks! for sharing this tip. "time saver". Looking forward for more tips & tricks.

[@drac.96]

Really neat, would become useful for sure!

[@drac.96]

I have a question: can you make a video about saving and reusing post requests using curl or some other program like Insomnia/Postman? I'd like to know if automating an app could work that way. Thanks!

[@andytucker9991]

Can you please explain how to save the response.body?

[@srsh12345]

thank you for the explanation.

[@macktheknife2037]

Is this better than httpx then?

[@tnssajivasudevan1601]

Great Info Sir

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thank you

[@s6yx]

so basically i can create a json sniffer and bypass using chrome

[@azwan1992]

thanks !

[@gorbarseghyan9021]

Awesome!

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks!

[@ondskabenselv]

Please, at least do a "except Exception" 😖

[@user-tk5ir1hg7l]

so awesome

[@vhpm18]

+1000000 excelente

[@capomodding]

Did you just copy the idea of the network tab from my last comment? kinda sus

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

I thought it was interesting!

[@capomodding]

@@JohnWatsonRooney well your welcome, keep grinding

[@Jump-2-the-moon]

I’m glad he made a video on it. I wouldn’t have know otherwise, and he spoke very clearly on it. Thank you!