Mar 2, 2016 12:26 PM
(This post was last modified: Mar 2, 2016 12:27 PM by Weco.)
I have now finished the first build of my new product. It is an advanced Scraper which is nearly completely config based (like SentryMBA). I decided to create ir because I have seen a lot of overpriced scraper in the marketplace. That's also the reason why I will release a free and a premium version when the product is finished. But for now I am searching Beta testers. It has an extremely fast speed, is multi threaded and has a custom easy scripting language for creating configs. It has a clean newbie friendly clean gui. In the spoiler is a demo (gif) and the code for the example config which was used in this gif.
Spoiler (Click to View)
At first this scripting language looks a bit confusing, but if you take a closer look you can see that it is actually really simple.
In the first part
I entered informations like the author, version, name or the update url (for automatic updates of the config).
Then I set the increment type to given, so it will use the chars after given= (in this demo 0abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz_). You can also set "given" to numbers, letters and letters_numbers. But because the site required speical chars I used a custom charset. start=0 and end=26 are for the amount of chars it should use from the given charset.
Then there is url=https://minebook.me/c/directory/%weco_increment%. This means that my software will replace %weco_increment% with a char of the given charset. So it generates URLs like https://minebook.me/c/directory/0; https://minebook.me/c/directory/a; ...
Then my program reads the webpage line by line. If the trigger value is detected in one line (in this example: <a href="https://minebook.me/), then it will try to extract the text between targetLeft ( <a href="https://minebook.me/) and targetRight (">). The extraced value is the searched username.
here is the line with the required username extraced from the html code of the site:
targetLeft
targetRight
trigger
targeted text
I am searching Beta Tester for this product. Every Beta tester will get all the configs I have created so far and two premium version serials when I start the sales. I will need about 3-6 Beta Testers. Requirements & Application format:
Spoiler (Click to View)
Spoiler (Click to View)
At first this scripting language looks a bit confusing, but if you take a closer look you can see that it is actually really simple.
In the first part
PHP Code
<?php
author=Weco
name=MCScrap
version=1.0.0
update=http://example.com/update_mcscrap.html
Then I set the increment type to given, so it will use the chars after given= (in this demo 0abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz_). You can also set "given" to numbers, letters and letters_numbers. But because the site required speical chars I used a custom charset. start=0 and end=26 are for the amount of chars it should use from the given charset.
Then there is url=https://minebook.me/c/directory/%weco_increment%. This means that my software will replace %weco_increment% with a char of the given charset. So it generates URLs like https://minebook.me/c/directory/0; https://minebook.me/c/directory/a; ...
Then my program reads the webpage line by line. If the trigger value is detected in one line (in this example: <a href="https://minebook.me/), then it will try to extract the text between targetLeft ( <a href="https://minebook.me/) and targetRight (">). The extraced value is the searched username.
here is the line with the required username extraced from the html code of the site:
targetLeft
targetRight
trigger
targeted text
Quote: <a href="https://minebook.me/username">
I am searching Beta Tester for this product. Every Beta tester will get all the configs I have created so far and two premium version serials when I start the sales. I will need about 3-6 Beta Testers. Requirements & Application format:
Spoiler (Click to View)


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