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# Shufersal basic scraping
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## Installation
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clone:
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```shell script
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git clone https://github.cs.huji.ac.il/danieljannai/cryptocurrencies-project
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cd cryptocurrencies-project
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virtualenv venv
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source venv/bin/activate
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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## Simulator
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This app simulates a bitcoin network with many transactions resulting in a bloated blockchain. When the `--evil`
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flag is enabled, one of the nodes will commence an attack on some of the blocks, resulting in a lower fee rate
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in spite of the blockchain being full.
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## Dependencies
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1. python (3.7+)
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2. virtualenv
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## Usage
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First, to find your store's id, you can run the following command (assuming you live in Jerusalem):
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```shell script
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python main.py --find_store ירושלים
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```
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After running the command, you'll be able to see the different stores in Jerusalem with their ids in "stores_ירושלים.log".
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Now, that we have the store's id, we can get its promotions sorted by their update date by running:
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```shell script
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python main.py --promos 5
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```
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* We assumed that the store's id is 5.
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Now, you can find the promos in promos_5.log.
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For other documentation and commands, you can run
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```shell script
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python main.py --h
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```
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Good luck! |