SenticScrapper is a Python-based project that scrapes text data from the web and performs sentiment analysis to determine whether the content expresses positive, negative, or neutral emotions.
This project demonstrates how web scraping and Natural Language Processing (NLP) can be combined to extract insights from online content such as reviews, posts, or articles.
Online platforms generate massive amounts of text data every day. Understanding the sentiment behind this text helps businesses and researchers analyze public opinion.
SenticScrapper performs the following steps:
- Scrapes textual content from a website
- Cleans and preprocesses the data
- Applies sentiment analysis
- Classifies the text as Positive, Negative, or Neutral
✔ Web scraping from online sources ✔ Automatic text preprocessing ✔ Sentiment classification using NLP ✔ Simple and scalable Python pipeline ✔ Can be adapted for reviews, news, or social media analysis
Web Page
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HTML Scraping
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Text Extraction
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Data Cleaning
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Sentiment Analysis
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Sentiment Output (Positive / Negative / Neutral)
| Technology | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Python | Core Programming |
| BeautifulSoup | Web Scraping |
| Requests | Fetching Web Data |
| NLTK / TextBlob | Sentiment Analysis |
| Pandas | Data Processing |
senticscrapper
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├── scraper.py
├── sentiment_analysis.py
├── requirements.txt
├── data
│ └── scraped_data.csv
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└── README.md
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/NarendraXD/senticscrapper.git
cd senticscrapperInstall dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txtRun the scraper:
python scraper.pyRun sentiment analysis:
python sentiment_analysis.pyThe output will classify text into:
- Positive 😊
- Negative 😠
- Neutral 😐
| Text | Sentiment |
|---|---|
| This product is amazing | Positive |
| The service was terrible | Negative |
| The experience was average | Neutral |
- Real-time Twitter / social media sentiment tracking
- Interactive sentiment dashboard
- Visualization of sentiment trends
- Deployment using FastAPI
- Integration with machine learning sentiment models
Sentiment analysis is widely used in:
- Customer feedback analysis
- Product review monitoring
- Social media analytics
- Brand reputation tracking
- Market research
Narendra Ahirwar
AI & Data Science Student Interested in Machine Learning, Data Analytics, and NLP
GitHub https://github.com/NarendraXD
LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/narendra-ahirwar23
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