Job Scraper
Crawl job listings for a search (e.g., "data analyst", Cairo) from Indeed, extract structured fields, store into SQLite, keep deduped & incremental updates.
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Crawl job listings for a search (e.g., "data analyst", Cairo) from Indeed, extract structured fields, store into SQLite, keep deduped & incremental updates.
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Crawl job listings for a search (e.g., "data analyst", Cairo) from Indeed, extract structured fields, store into SQLite, keep deduped & incremental updates.
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A small Python learning project that parses public Indeed-style job cards, optionally requests public search pages, and stores structured results in SQLite. This is not a guaranteed live job-market feed; websites and access rules change.
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