scrapyd schedule.json setting pass multiple values

Use Cases:

import requests

adder='http://127.0.0.1:6800'
data = {
        'project':'v1',
        'version':'12379',
        'setting':['ROBOTSTXT_OBEY=True','CONCURRENT_REQUESTS=32']
}

resp = requests.post(adder,data=data)

　　

 

 

Problem-solving ideas:

Version 1.2 document:

• • setting (string, optional) - a Scrapy setting to use when running the spider

setting a string, then how do multiple strings.

 

Source by site-packages / scrapyd / webservice.py

class Schedule(WsResource):

    def render_POST(self, txrequest):
        args = native_stringify_dict(copy(txrequest.args), keys_only=False)
        settings = args.pop('setting', [])
        settings = dict(x.split('=', 1) for x in settings)
        args = dict((k, v[0]) for k, v in args.items())
        project = args.pop('project')
        spider = args.pop('spider')
        version = args.get('_version', '')
        spiders = get_spider_list(project, version=version)
        if not spider in spiders:
            return {"status": "error", "message": "spider '%s' not found" % spider}
        args['settings'] = settings
        jobid = args.pop('jobid', uuid.uuid1().hex)
        args['_job'] = jobid
        self.root.scheduler.schedule(project, spider, **args)
        return {"node_name": self.root.nodename, "status": "ok", "jobid": jobid}

　Setting can be found here is a list object, and which element is a character string must contain the = sign.

We try to pass this setting: [ 'DEBUG = True', 'HOST_NAME = axdda']

The results really. For more complex settings, next time there is a demand and then study it.