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ImSeoArchive RegEx Grabber can scrape data in a few time.

It works fetching webpages that you can load by a simple txt file and selecting what scrape from built-in regex library.

In the image below there is the main GUI, following a brief description of every button:

1.Clear: clean your sites list (Point 3)

2.Edit: Open a text editor to edit urls list used to scrape data.

3.File path urls: File path containing your urls list used to scrape data .

4.Load: Open a window for selecting file containing urls list used to scrape data. After the file is opened its path will appear in point 3 textfield.

5.Threads #: Choose the thread number you want to use. If you have a slow internet connection I don’t suggest to growth this value. Threads number increment changes according your CPU detected on your machine. For example if you have a PC/Mac equipped with dual core CPU the number increment will 2, 4 for quad core CPUs, etc.

6.Enable proxies: enabling proxies you can hide your ip so you can fetch webpages anonymously.

7.Clear: Reset to first index drowdown menu at point 9.

8.Edit RegEx: Open a windows to edit regular expressions.

9.Drowdown menu: select what you want extract from webpages

10.Apply Regex: set a regular expression in column "Regex Pattern"

11.Timeout (sec): you can set timeout of connection. This value can be changed according time that you think will be necessary to respond to your pinging.

12.Remove duplicated: remove duplicate matches.

13.Start: start the extraction process

14.Abort: abort extraction process. This button is enabled when extraction process is in progress.

15.Url loaded: indicate the number of websites you load when you click on button “Load” (Point 4)

16.Url processed: it indicates the number of urls processed during the extraction process. Remember that at the end of extraction process this number is equal to Url loaded (point 15)

17.Regex in library: it indicates the number of records of regex library. This number will change if you add or remove entries in RegEx library clicking on "Edit RegEx" button

18.Time: it represents the time elapsed since you press the start button

19.Export: At the end of extraction process you can export results in a txt file.

20.License: It indicates the email linked to your license.

 

 

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