The final step to deal with multiple list inputs above would be to loop over the labels and download them sequentially. What we would then need to do is source a Google Photos page link with a query string – should look like this: and associate this with the label of the directory to create: Looping through each URL and label Prints out where the relevant file was stored.Saves the image with the open write binary (‘wb’) command.Sets the file path equal to the download path and file name parameters.Opens the image with the Pillow package.Creates a bytes objects of our image content.Uses the requests package to get the content of the url through scraping the tags, class names and contents of the HTML.Get the current time at the start of the routine.Starts a try and except statement to throw errors if the image cannot be downloaded for some reason.Has parameters down_path, url, file_name, image_type and verbose – the image_type and verbose arguments are optional parameters.The download image routine does the following: Once we have a set of all the image URLs we might want to then store them in a directory on our machine? That is exactly what the next routine will do: If the image has an empty source then it skips over missing ones, otherwise we add the image url to the image_urls set structure using the add method.Then we find the actual image URL path using a special class name = ‘n3VNCb’ – see the video tutorial on how to inspect these items on the web page.Then loops through each image url and clicks on the image.Finds the HTML thumbnail element by the class = ‘Q4LuWd’.We create a While Loop to start from the beginning until it reaches the maximum number of images:.We create an empty set to store the image urls.Creates a scroll down function with some Javascript to scroll down the Google page.
Once it has clicked on the thumbnails it will get the image URL for the image and store this in an empty set: The function will inspect the webpage via Javascript, go down the page and click on the thumbnails.
Then we would need to set the web driver path to where you have stored this on your local machine, or server: Create the get images function to list URLs
I have made this simple for you with a requirements.txt in the associated repository of this project. The next step is to install the relevant packages. There are different versions that work the best with Google Chrome. The next step would be to download the ChromeDriver for your Google Chrome. The first stage would be to define the dependencies: Downloading the web driver
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