prompt to check pip is installed correctly: pip --version At this point Python 2.7 and pip package manager must be working, let’s install Scrapy: pip install Scrapy Ubuntu 9.10 or above Don’t use the python-scrapy More important, if you type response.selector you will access a selector object you can use to query the response, and convenient shortcuts like response.xpath() and response.css() mapping to response occur. xpath(query) Find nodes matching the xpath query and return the result as a SelectorList instance with all elements flattened. List elements implement Selector interface too. query is a string

to check pip is installed correctly: pip --version • At this point Python 2.7 and pip package manager must be working, let’s install Scrapy: pip install Scrapy Ubuntu 9.10 or above Don’t use the python-scrapy 6 More important, if you type response.selector you will access a selector object you can use to query the response, and convenient shortcuts like response.xpath() and response.css() mapping to response occur. xpath(query) Find nodes matching the xpath query and return the result as a SelectorList instance with all ele- ments flattened. List elements implement Selector interface too. query is a string

prompt to check pip is installed correctly: pip --version At this point Python 2.7 and pip package manager must be working, let’s install Scrapy: pip install Scrapy Note Python 3 is not supported on Windows conflict with the rest of your system. Here’s how to do it using the homebrew [http://brew.sh/] package manager: Install homebrew [http://brew.sh/] following the instructions in http://brew.sh/ Update your PATH ['Quotes to Scrape'] There are two things to note here: one is that we’ve added ::text to the CSS query, to mean we want to select only the text elements directly inside