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Automated Shopify Product Scraper | Python & Playwright
This project demonstrates an end-to-end web scraping and browser automation solution built with Python and Playwright.
The automation extracts structured product information from Shopify-based e-commerce stores and exports the results into Excel for further analysis.
Key Features
Automated browser automation using Playwright
Product title extraction
Product variant extraction (SKU and options)
Price and compare-at-price extraction
Availability status collection
Excel export using pandas and openpyxl
Reliable automation with Playwright's built-in auto-waiting
Technologies Used
Python
Playwright
pandas
openpyxl
This project reflects my growing experience in Python automation, web scraping, browser automation, and data extraction by building practical, real-world projects.
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