feat: Implement Qooper scraper

[TobeTek]

Summary by Sourcery

Implement a scraper for Qooper data.

New Features:

• Scrape groups, members, discussions, and events from Qooper.

Tests:

• No tests were added.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request implements a scraper for Qooper data. It uses Selenium to log in to the Qooper website and retrieve an authentication token. Then, it uses the token to make requests to the Qooper API and retrieves data about groups, members, discussions, and events. Finally, it saves the scraped data to JSON files.

Sequence diagram for Qooper data scraping process

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Selenium
    participant QooperWeb
    participant QooperAPI
    participant FileSystem

    User->>Selenium: Start scraping process
    Selenium->>QooperWeb: Navigate to login page
    Selenium->>QooperWeb: Enter email
    Selenium->>QooperWeb: Enter password
    Selenium->>QooperWeb: Select program
    QooperWeb-->>Selenium: Return auth token
    Selenium->>FileSystem: Save auth token

    Note over QooperAPI: Using saved token
    QooperAPI->>QooperAPI: Get groups
    QooperAPI->>QooperAPI: Get group members
    QooperAPI->>QooperAPI: Get discussions
    QooperAPI->>QooperAPI: Get events

    QooperAPI->>FileSystem: Save groups JSON
    QooperAPI->>FileSystem: Save members JSON
    QooperAPI->>FileSystem: Save discussions JSON
    QooperAPI->>FileSystem: Save events JSON

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Class diagram for Qooper data models

classDiagram
    class Group {
        +int id
        +string name
        +string description
        +string image_url
        +string kind
        +list[string] tags
        +bool is_joined
        +int members_count
        +int resources_count
        +int discussions_count
        +int past_events_count
        +int upcoming_events_count
        +string created_at
    }

    class GroupMember {
        +int id
        +string first_name
        +string last_name
        +string image_url
        +string current_position
        +string current_organization
        +list[string] roles
    }

    class Discussion {
        +int id
        +int comments_count
        +int upvotes_count
        +int attachments_count
        +string title
        +string description
        +string created_at
        +int publisher
        +list[string] tags
        +list[int] upvotes_user_ids
        +list[int] comments
        +bool is_comment
        +int group_id
        +string group_name
    }

    class GroupEvent {
        +int id
        +string title
        +string timezone
        +string start_time
        +string end_time
        +string image_url
        +string updated_at
        +string created_at
        +string address
        +int publisher
        +int group_id
        +string group_name
    }

    Group "1" -- "*" GroupMember
    Group "1" -- "*" Discussion
    Group "1" -- "*" GroupEvent
    GroupMember "1" -- "*" Discussion
    GroupMember "1" -- "*" GroupEvent

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Implement Qooper scraper	Added scrape.py to scrape data from Qooper API. Added get_token.py to retrieve Qooper authentication token using Selenium. Added schemas.py to define Pydantic models for Qooper data. Added requirements.txt for project dependencies. Added README.md with instructions for setting up and running the scraper. Added .env.example for environment variables. Added .gitignore to exclude unnecessary files from version control.	app/qooper-scraper/scrape.py app/qooper-scraper/get_token.py app/qooper-scraper/schemas.py app/qooper-scraper/requirements.txt app/qooper-scraper/README.md app/qooper-scraper/.env.example app/qooper-scraper/.gitignore

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey @TobeTek - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

• Consider adding proper error handling for API responses and validation of returned data to make the scraper more robust
• Implement rate limiting or request batching to avoid potential API throttling issues when dealing with large datasets
• Consider using a more secure method for storing authentication tokens rather than plaintext files

Here's what I looked at during the review

• 🟡 General issues: 4 issues found
• 🟢 Security: all looks good
• 🟢 Testing: all looks good
• 🟡 Complexity: 1 issue found
• 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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