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If you look at Ryanair, they've had legal battles with scrapers for more than 10 years, so it's not that simple.
by jonatron 5y ago
If you look at Ryanair, they've had legal battles with scrapers for more than 10 years, so it's not that simple.
- aembleton 5y agoI found Ryanair one of the more friendly ones to scrape, albeit for my own personal project. When you query for flights, they make a GET request with a JSON object in response, complete with flight times and prices. For example: curl "https://www.ryanair.com/api/booking/v4/en-gb/availability?ADT=1&CHD=0&DateIn=&DateOut=2021-11-15&Destination=BER&Disc=0&INF=0&Origin=MAN&TEEN=0&promoCode=&IncludeConnectingFlights=false&FlexDaysBeforeOut=2&FlexDaysOut=2&ToUs=AGREED" | jq
- jonatron 5y agoI haven't tried to scrape Ryanair, you could be right that it's trivial. It's the legal side that has a long and interesting history. Personally I wouldn't scrape them unless it was when working for a company that can afford lawyers.
- shapefrog 5y ago{"code":"TermsOfUseAreNotAccepted","message":"TermsOfUseAreNotAccepted"}