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| # CyberScraper-2077 Project Scan & Integration Analysis | |
| ## 1. Project Overview | |
| CyberScraper-2077 is an advanced, AI-powered web scraping tool with a futuristic cyberpunk theme. It leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) like OpenAI, Gemini, and Ollama to extract structured data from websites. It features a Streamlit-based UI, supports Tor for .onion sites, and currently uses a custom `PlaywrightScraper` (based on `patchright`) for stealthy scraping. | |
| ## 2. Architecture Analysis | |
| ### Core Components | |
| * **Frontend (`main.py`, `app/`):** Built with Streamlit. Handles user interaction, chat interface, and displays scraped data. Manages session state and API keys. | |
| * **Orchestrator (`src/web_extractor.py`):** The central logic (`WebExtractor` class). It coordinates: | |
| * **Fetching:** Calls `PlaywrightScraper` or `TorScraper` to get raw HTML. | |
| * **Preprocessing:** Cleans HTML using BeautifulSoup. | |
| * **Extraction:** Uses LangChain and LLMs to parse content and answer user queries. | |
| * **Agentic Loop:** Has an experimental agentic loop for iterative investigation using `browser_tools`. | |
| * **Scraping Engine (`src/scrapers/`):** | |
| * **`PlaywrightScraper`:** A custom implementation using `patchright` (undetected Playwright). Features: | |
| * **Stealth:** Uses persistent contexts and `patchright`'s built-in stealth. | |
| * **Concurrency:** `scrape_multiple_pages` handles basic pagination. | |
| * **CAPTCHA:** Manual `handle_captcha` method. | |
| * **`TorScraper`:** Uses `requests` with SOCKS proxy for .onion sites. | |
| * **Utilities:** | |
| * `src/models.py` / `src/ollama_models.py`: Model management. | |
| * `src/utils/`: Error handling, Google Sheets integration. | |
| ### Data Flow | |
| 1. User inputs URL/Query in Streamlit. | |
| 2. `StreamlitWebScraperChat` initializes `WebExtractor`. | |
| 3. `WebExtractor` determines if it's a new URL or chat. | |
| 4. If new URL: | |
| * `PlaywrightScraper.fetch_content` is called. | |
| * Content is preprocessed and cached. | |
| * LLM is called with context to answer query or extract data. | |
| ## 3. Scrapling Integration Analysis | |
| The `Scrapling` folder contains a new, sophisticated scraping library. Integrating it will enhance CyberScraper-2077 by providing: | |
| * **Adaptive Parsing:** Robustness against layout changes. | |
| * **Advanced Fetching:** `StealthyFetcher` and `DynamicFetcher` (wrapping Playwright) for better evasion. | |
| * **Spider Framework:** A Scrapy-like `Spider` class for efficient, concurrent, and persistent crawling of multiple pages. | |
| ### Key Integration Points | |
| * **Replacement/Augmentation of `PlaywrightScraper`:** | |
| * `Scrapling`'s `StealthyFetcher` can replace the manual `patchright` setup in `PlaywrightScraper`. | |
| * `Scrapling`'s `Spider` can replace the manual `scrape_multiple_pages` loop, offering better concurrency and state management. | |
| * **Dependencies:** | |
| * `Scrapling` requires `playwright` (implied by imports in `Scrapling/scrapling/engines/_browsers/_controllers.py`). | |
| * Current repo uses `patchright`. Integration must ensure `Scrapling` works with the installed environment. `Scrapling`'s `pyproject.toml` lists both `playwright` and `patchright` in optional dependencies, but the code imports `playwright`. I will need to ensure `playwright` is installed or alias it if `patchright` is to be used exclusively (though `patchright` module name is different). | |
| * **Async Compatibility:** | |
| * `Scrapling` supports async fetchers and spiders, compatible with `WebExtractor`'s async nature. | |
| ## 4. Proposed Integration Plan | |
| 1. **Dependency Management:** | |
| * Install `Scrapling` in editable mode (`pip install -e Scrapling[fetchers]`). | |
| * Ensure compatible versions of `playwright`/`patchright`. | |
| 2. **Adapter Implementation (`src/scrapers/scrapling_adapter.py`):** | |
| * Create a `ScraplingAdapter` class implementing the interface expected by `WebExtractor` (matching `PlaywrightScraper`'s `fetch_content` signature). | |
| * Implement `fetch_content` to use: | |
| * `StealthyFetcher` (or `DynamicFetcher`) for single URLs. | |
| * A dynamic `Spider` subclass for multi-page/crawl tasks. | |
| 3. **WebExtractor Update:** | |
| * Modify `src/web_extractor.py` to instantiate `ScraplingAdapter` instead of `PlaywrightScraper`. | |
| * Map existing config (headless, proxy) to `Scrapling` configuration. | |
| 4. **Verification:** | |
| * Test single page extraction. | |
| * Test multi-page crawling. | |
| ## 5. Potential Issues & Risks | |
| * **Dependency Conflict:** `Scrapling` might pull a different version of `playwright` or `patchright`. | |
| * **Browser Management:** `Scrapling` manages its own browser instances. I need to ensure it plays nicely with Streamlit's lifecycle (though `WebExtractor` creates a new scraper instance). | |