So before we get into the coding part, I think it's a good idea that we are going to see what exactly
we are scraping.
So I'm on the Airbnb page, I'm inside of the home section because I want to look at home.
So I go to homes and well, then I select a city.
In this case I am looking at Copenhagen homes in Copenhagen.
So I click here and it says Show all.
Of course you can choose any city you want, any place you want, but in this tutorial.
Exactly, we are choosing to do Copenhagen.
Um, okay, so when you are in this page view, you can see as I scroll down, we get more pages of
homes.
But for this I want to show you if you make the page, um, smaller, then they put a little bar down
here.
So now you can have links that you can go on to for the different pages, which makes it a lot easier
to scrape the pages, then automating the scrolling down and so on.
You can just go to a link and scrape the homes on that page instead.
So basically, when the window is a smaller size, the part below appears so you don't have to.
So scroll down to get more homes and that's a lot easier to scrape.
Now when then we want to scrape all of the links of these homes and then we want to go into the description
page of each of the homes and we want to get the number of guests you can have, the bedrooms, they
got the beds and the baths they got.
And yeah, of course, you also want the price per night.
And that's basically what we are going to get for now in this scraper.
And we're also going to get just an URL for this image, the top image here.
Okay.
So I hope that cleared it up a bit.
What we are going to get from the the Airbnb site, we are going to get all the homes, the URLs here
in this page.
Then we go inside of the description and get the.
Info up here.
The guest and so on.
Rooms.
And we get the price per night over here.
Okay, everyone.
So let's get on to the next section where we start the actual scraper.