Add Web Scraping Script for scraping jobs from devjobsscanner.com #386
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I've added a new Python project for scraping job listings. This script allows users to input their desired job title, remote work preference, sorting preference, and choose to save the output in CSV, TXT, or both formats. It includes both a static page scraper using BeautifulSoup and a dynamic page scraper using SeleniumBase for infinite scrolling and dynamic content handling.
This contribution aims to enhance the repository's WEB SCRAPING section by providing a versatile tool for gathering job listings from devjobsscanner website.
Changes in this pull request include:
job_scraper.pyI've tested the script locally and ensured it meets the repository's contribution guidelines. Please review it, and if everything looks good, consider merging it into the repository.
Thank you for maintaining this valuable resource!