diff --git a/scraper.py b/scraper.py
index a7c80a9..9085e62 100644
--- a/scraper.py
+++ b/scraper.py
@@ -10,20 +10,20 @@
# scrape_table function: gets passed an individual page to scrape
def scrape_table(root): # root variable defined in scrape_and_look_for_next_link: parses xml from url
- rows = root.cssselect("table.data tr") # selects all
blocks within
+ rows = root.cssselect("table.Trolley.table tr") # selects all blocks within
for row in rows:
# Set up our data record - we'll need it later
record = {}
table_cells = row.cssselect("td") # extract cell in the table as you loop through it
if table_cells: # if there are any cells
- record['Artist'] = table_cells[0].text # put the text between each tag in a variable called record, unique key is artist
- record['Album'] = table_cells[1].text
- record['Released'] = table_cells[2].text
- record['Sales m'] = table_cells[4].text
+ record['Date'] = table_cells[0].text # put the text between each tag in a variable called record, unique key is artist
+ record['Hospital'] = table_cells[1].text
+ record['Region'] = table_cells[2].text
+ record['Trolley total'] = table_cells[4].text
# Print out the data we've gathered
print record, '------------'
# Finally, save the record to the datastore - 'Artist' is our unique key
- scraperwiki.sqlite.save(["Artist"], record)
+ scraperwiki.sqlite.save(["Hospital"], record)
# scrape_and_look_for_next_link function: calls the scrape_table
# function, then hunts for a 'next' link: if one is found, calls itself again
@@ -48,8 +48,8 @@ def scrape_and_look_for_next_link(url):
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# START HERE: define your starting URL - then
-# call a function to scrape the first page in the series.
+# call a function to scrape it
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-base_url = 'https://paulbradshaw.github.io/'
-starting_url = urlparse.urljoin(base_url, 'scraping-for-everyone/webpages/example_table_1.html')
+starting_url = 'http://inmo.ie/6022'
+# urlparse breaks up the url by /. urlparse.urljoin combines two urls together.
scrape_and_look_for_next_link(starting_url)