scrape-add-page-object

name	scrape-add-page-object
description	Add an empty web-poet page object to a Scrapy project
argument-hint	[file-path] [class-name] [domain] [base-class] [item-class]
allowed-tools	Bash, Read, Write

You are adding an empty web-poet page object to a Scrapy project.

Read ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../scrape/references/python-environments.md.

Input

The raw argument string is $ARGUMENTS. Split it into up to 6 whitespace-separated positional arguments:

1. file_path: path to the .py file to create or append to (e.g. books_project/pages/books_toscrape_com.py)
2. class_name: page object class name (e.g. ProductPage)
3. domain: domain for @handle_urls (e.g. books.toscrape.com)
4. base_class: base class import path (e.g. web_poet.WebPage)
5. item_class: item class import path (e.g. books_project.items.ProductItem)
6. fields: optional, comma-separated field names (e.g. name,price,rating)

Process

Run from the project root (the directory containing pyproject.toml) so the item class is importable for auto-detecting required fields:

uv run --project . --with libcst ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/add_page_object.py \
    FILE_PATH CLASS_NAME DOMAIN BASE_CLASS ITEM_CLASS

Required fields (those with no default in the item class) are detected automatically via itemadapter and get @field stubs. If all fields have defaults the class body is pass. Pass --fields name,price to override auto-detection.

The script uses libcst for correct AST manipulation:

• Creates the file if it doesn't exist
• Appends to existing files with proper import merging
• Multiple page objects can share a module (e.g., ProductPage and CategoryPage)

Common base classes:

• web_poet.WebPage — for pages using HTTP responses (most common)