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Feat: Improvement in steam Scraper #1006

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SudoSu-bham opened this issue May 18, 2024 · 3 comments
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Feat: Improvement in steam Scraper #1006

SudoSu-bham opened this issue May 18, 2024 · 3 comments
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@SudoSu-bham
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Describe the feature

The scraper is currently not able to use multiple tags(filters) at once.
When we provide multiple tags(filters) we get separate output for each of them.
Now we want to include an option to use multiple tags(filters).

for example
if we pass 5 with two tags in Scraper function
Scraper(5, ['Discounts', 'F2P'])
we get 10 outputs 5 for Discount and 5 for F2P

You may include a 3rd parameter for using multiple tags(filters) at once.

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iABn0rma1 commented May 18, 2024

Please assign this issue to me, @SudoSu-bham
As I've already been exploring a solution that doesn't require a new parameter, by simply passing multiple filter_tags. For your reference, please see the attached image:
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This approach avoids creating additional parameters and allows for more flexibility in passing multiple tags to the Scraper function

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Hello @iABn0rma1, I would like to work on this issue as a contributor at GSSOC'24. Please assign this to me.

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