[Feat] Generalized scraper for all labels (SeleniumJS)

[brianleect]

Flow

1. In terminal, node scrape-all for all labels or node scrape-all labelName for single label retrieval
2. Login to etherscan
3. Extract all labels from labelcloud
4. Checks for existing label.json in src/mainnet/all-json which are filtered out
5. Checks for ignore_list labels which are hardcoded in for being too large (100k+ labels) or bugged (no values)
6. Loop through filteredLabels and save each label to src/mainnet/all-json as ${label}.json

[dawsbot]

WOW, this is an epic contribution @brianleect 🙏

Is this ready for PR review? I know we've been chatting over in discord about the importance of separating labels to separate files. If all labels are in one file, you cannot split it properly and therefore have massive bundle sizes.

Thanks again! Excited to join forces here 🎉

[dawsbot]

We should make this a dev dep since the end user does not need this installed when they are doing an npm install.

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[brianleect]

Shifted selenium-webdriver to devDependecies for both package.json and package-lock.json. Should be fixed by the latest commit

[brianleect]

Noticed a bug. Some labels apparently are empty. Not sure if its caused by scraping too quickly?

[brianleect]

Wrote a quick script to check. Apparently 186 labels impacted. I'll try to see if re-running the scraper fixes the problem or introducing a delay.

[brianleect]

Fixed the empty labels. Seems there's also some weird issue going on with label scraping where inconsistent labels are getting scraped. Had occasion where I ended up with ~370 labels scraping all and ended up managing to scrape up to 400 labels total on a second run.

Might need to test if we are getting consistent number of labels back from labelcloud and if so, might have an issue elsewhere.

[dawsbot]

Thanks for the comments on all this @brianleect 🙏

I'll take a look soon. I appreciate the patience, I was offline a lot for EthMexico where I competed 🙌

[dawsbot]

We've got a big refactor underway already which replaces the need for SeleniumJS. Thank you for this issue @brianleect, we've decided on a different path that's working well for now! 🙏