Parsed_result = for a, *d in data]įinal_output = Player = namedtuple('player', )ĭ = soup(requests.get('').text, 'html.parser') You can find the outer table and then scrape the names: import requests, re
# players = ff_table.find('table', class_='inline-table').textįor player in soup.find_all('table', class_='inline-table'):īasically how would I be able to get this exact table into python? I used the soup.find_all('') method but that still doesn't seem to get the entire table.
Currently my program is able to successfully scrape but it only grabs the first element for each class tag I search through. I'm currently trying to web scrape the 2018 fantasy football player rankings from espn website and import that information into a csv file.
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