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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a Python-based script to automatically fetch image URLs from a Pexels photographer's profile page and generates the necessary configuration for the project. The implementation uses Selenium WebDriver to scrape images and automatically handles "Load More" buttons to gather comprehensive image collections.
- Adds automated image fetching capability using Selenium and BeautifulSoup
- Integrates image preparation into the build pipeline with shell script automation
- Updates package.json scripts to run image preparation before dev/build commands
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| File | Description |
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| scripts/main.py | Core Python script that uses Selenium to scrape Pexels images with automated "Load More" clicking |
| scripts/prepare-image-links.sh | Shell script that orchestrates the image fetching process and integrates with uv package manager |
| scripts/pyproject.toml | Python project configuration defining dependencies for web scraping (Selenium, BeautifulSoup, chromedriver) |
| scripts/test.json | Sample/test data containing example Pexels image URLs |
| public/data/rolling-images.json | Updated image data file with new URLs fetched by the script |
| package.json | Modified dev/build scripts to run image preparation automatically |
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The fileinput module import is unused and should be removed. The filename identifier from this import is not used anywhere in the code.
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Remove commented-out code. If this sleep functionality might be needed, either implement it or document why it's disabled.
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| # No sleep after clicking "Load More" button; page loads fast enough and additional waits are handled elsewhere. |
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| # print(f"Error clicking button: {e}") |
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Remove commented-out debug print statement or replace with proper logging if error information is needed.
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scripts/main.py
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Commented-out code should be removed rather than left in the codebase. If this delay logic might be needed later, consider making it configurable or documenting why it's disabled.
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| # print(f"Error clicking button: {e}") |
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Commented-out error logging should either be enabled for debugging purposes or removed entirely. Silent error handling can make troubleshooting difficult.
| # print(f"Error clicking button: {e}") | |
| print(f"Error clicking button: {e}") |
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