openclaw-ultra-scraping

name	openclaw-ultra-scraping
description	Powerful web scraping, crawling, and data extraction with stealth anti-bot bypass (Cloudflare Turnstile, CAPTCHAs). Use when: (1) scraping websites that block normal requests, (2) extracting structured data from web pages, (3) crawling multiple pages with concurrency, (4) taking screenshots of web pages, (5) extracting links, (6) any web scraping task that needs stealth/anti-detection, (7) user asks to scrape/crawl/extract from URLs, (8) need to bypass Cloudflare or other bot protection. Supports CSS/XPath selectors, adaptive element tracking (survives site redesigns), multi-session spiders, pause/resume crawls, proxy rotation, and async operations. Powered by MyClaw.ai.
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OpenClaw Ultra Scraping

Powered by MyClaw.ai — the AI personal assistant platform that gives every user a full server with complete code control. Part of the MyClaw open skills ecosystem.

Handles everything from single-page extraction to full-scale concurrent crawls with anti-bot bypass.

Setup

Run once before first use:

bash scripts/setup.sh

This installs Scrapling + all browser dependencies into /opt/scrapling-venv.

Quick Start — CLI Script

The bundled scripts/scrape.py provides a unified CLI:

PYTHON=/opt/scrapling-venv/bin/python3

# Simple fetch (JSON output)
$PYTHON scripts/scrape.py fetch "https://example.com" --css ".content"

# Extract text
$PYTHON scripts/scrape.py extract "https://example.com" --css "h1"

# Stealth mode (bypass Cloudflare)
$PYTHON scripts/scrape.py fetch "https://protected-site.com" --stealth --solve-cloudflare --css ".data"

# Dynamic (full browser rendering)
$PYTHON scripts/scrape.py fetch "https://spa-site.com" --dynamic --css ".product"

# Extract links
$PYTHON scripts/scrape.py links "https://example.com" --filter "\.pdf$"

# Multi-page crawl
$PYTHON scripts/scrape.py crawl "https://example.com" --depth 2 --concurrency 10 --css ".item" -o results.json

# Output formats: json, jsonl, csv, text, markdown, html
$PYTHON scripts/scrape.py fetch "https://example.com" -f markdown -o page.md

Quick Start — Python

For complex tasks, write Python directly using the venv:

#!/opt/scrapling-venv/bin/python3
from scrapling.fetchers import Fetcher, StealthyFetcher

# Simple HTTP
page = Fetcher.get('https://example.com', impersonate='chrome')
titles = page.css('h1::text').getall()

# Bypass Cloudflare
page = StealthyFetcher.fetch('https://protected.com', headless=True, solve_cloudflare=True)
data = page.css('.product').getall()

Fetcher Selection Guide

Scenario	Fetcher	Flag
Normal sites, fast scraping	Fetcher	(default)
JS-rendered SPAs	DynamicFetcher	--dynamic
Cloudflare/anti-bot protected	StealthyFetcher	--stealth
Cloudflare Turnstile challenge	StealthyFetcher	--stealth --solve-cloudflare

Selector Cheat Sheet

page.css('.class')                    # CSS
page.css('.class::text').getall()     # Text extraction
page.xpath('//div[@id="main"]')      # XPath
page.find_all('div', class_='item')  # BS4-style
page.find_by_text('keyword')         # Text search
page.css('.item', adaptive=True)     # Adaptive (survives redesigns)

Advanced Features

• Adaptive tracking: auto_save=True on first run, adaptive=True later — elements are found even after site redesign
• Proxy rotation: Pass proxy="http://host:port" or use ProxyRotator
• Sessions: FetcherSession, StealthySession, DynamicSession for cookie/state persistence
• Spider framework: Scrapy-like concurrent crawling with pause/resume
• Async support: All fetchers have async variants

For full API details: read references/api-reference.md