Scraping project made in python using selenium.
Project main goal is to scrap data from different website for study.
The python scripts create bots that navigate through the different hotels' website (hotels.com, booking, trivago and
kayak). It will use the research system, and it will scrap all hotels' data on every available pages (the data gathered
are stored into different csv files, one csv file for each website).
Those data can be used by the GUI app website to search for the hotel that best suit you or for analysis.
There is specific section on the gui app that allow you to study the price of the hotel and locate them on a map.
- hotels.com
- booking.com
- trivago.fr
- kayak.fr
- Name
- Address
- Price
- Number of stars
- Coordinates
- Number of persons (adults, children)
- Number of chambers
We implemented a GUI application made in dash and hosted on pythonanywhere : http://maaelle.pythonanywhere.com/
The website is in French. No english translation has been made.
The code of the GUI available in this repository at https://github.com/clementreiffers/HotelScraping/tree/main/HotelScraping/website isn't our final GUI, it was only a test before coding it using Dash Python.
So if you want to check the code of the GUI, you need to go there :
https://github.com/maaelle/InterfaceHotel
On the website you can search a hotel by different characteristics. You can also summarize check the mean and variance
price per month of all the hotels.
Giving you information about the most expensive month for sleeping at the hotels.
Main page | Research page |
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Statistics page | Map page |
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The source code of the website can be found here :
https://github.com/maaelle/InterfaceHotel
Flutter GUI prototype project :
https://github.com/clementreiffers/hotel-scraper-interface
Selenium :
https://www.selenium.dev
Pythonanywhere :
http://maaelle.pythonanywhere.com
Dash :
https://plotly.com/dash/
Quentin Morel :
- @Im-Rises
- https://github.com/Im-Rises
Clément Reiffers :
- @clementreiffers
- https://github.com/clementreiffers
Maëlle Marcelin :
- @maaelle
- https://github.com/maaelle