Petrol Price Tracker in India ...

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 A simple Petrol price tracker in India using Python ..

The code ...

The website where we are going to scrape the in the information ..

Petrol Price Today (25 June 2021), Petrol Rate in India - Goodreturns


import requests                  pip install requests
import pandas as pd              pip install pandas
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup    pip install bs4

def getdata(url):        # function to get the data
   r = requests.get(url)
   return r.text

htmldata = getdata("https://www.goodreturns.in/petrol-price.html")    # the link
soup = BeautifulSoup(htmldata, 'html.parser')    # initializing BeautifulSoup

mydatastr = ''
result = []
# formatting the data
for table in soup.find_all('tr'):
   mydatastr += table.get_text()

mydatastr = mydatastr[1:]
itemlist = mydatastr.split("\n\n")

for item in itemlist[:-5]:
   result.append(item.split("\n"))

df = pd.DataFrame(result[:-8])
print(df)

And the output ..


              0            1                  2
0          City  Today Price  Yesterday's Price
1     New Delhi      ₹ 97.76            ₹ 97.76
2       Kolkata      ₹ 97.63            ₹ 97.63
3        Mumbai     ₹ 103.89           ₹ 103.89
4       Chennai      ₹ 98.88            ₹ 98.88
5       Gurgaon      ₹ 95.17            ₹ 95.22
6         Noida      ₹ 95.34            ₹ 94.92
7     Bangalore     ₹ 101.03           ₹ 101.03
8   Bhubaneswar      ₹ 98.50            ₹ 98.85
9    Chandigarh      ₹ 94.02            ₹ 94.02
10    Hyderabad     ₹ 101.60           ₹ 101.60
11       Jaipur     ₹ 105.18           ₹ 104.20
12      Lucknow      ₹ 95.16            ₹ 94.95
13        Patna      ₹ 99.80            ₹ 99.80
14   Trivandrum      ₹ 99.50            ₹ 99.50

# on 25/06/2021

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