SaucePlz stalks possible fakes by searching for source and copies of a given image's url.
The spider use Google Reverse Image Search and scrap the url of every images of the list.
To extract the data, SaucePlz uses the open source and collaborative framework Scrapy.
The word "sauce" is sometimes used in all caps along with "plz", is a slang version of the word "source".
It is used (usually in a pleading tone) as a request to someone who posted a claim, a picture or anything that raises interest but is unsourced/not complete. Its goal is to prove it, confirm it and to see more information/pictures/anything from the initial content. source
To download the script, type the code below in a shell :
git clone https://github.com/wbwlkr/sauce-plz.gitRun the sauceplz.py spider using the runspider command:
scrapy runspider sauceplz.py -o fakes.jsonFor each copy fount, the data related to the following columns will be written in a json file or csv:
'domain' (the domain of the image's url)
'image' (the url of the image)
'sauce' (the "source" url of the page where the image was found)
- Python3
- Scrapy==1.4.0
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.