JobSpy Scraper

Features

• Scrapes job postings from LinkedIn, Indeed, ZipRecruiter
• Returns jobs with title, location, company, and other data
• JWT authorization

Endpoints

Jobs Endpoint

Endpoint: /api/v1/jobs/

Parameters:

• site_type: str (Required) - Options: linkedin, zip_recruiter, indeed
• search_term: str (Required)
• location: int
• distance: int
• job_type: str - Options: fulltime, parttime, internship, contract
• is_remote: bool
• results_wanted: int
• easy_apply: bool (Only for LinkedIn)

Example

Response

Schema

JobResponse

• success: bool - Indicates if the request was successful
• error: str - Any error messages, null if no error
• jobs: list[JobPost] - A list of job postings
• total_results: int - Total number of results found
• returned_results: int - Number of results returned in this request

JobPost

• title: str
• company_name: str
• job_url: str
• location: object - (country, city, state, postal_code, address)
• description: str
• job_type: str - Options: fulltime, parttime, internship, contract
• compensation: object - Contains: interval, min_amount, max_amount, currency
• date_posted: str

Example

Installation

Python >= 3.10 required

1. Clone this repository
2. Install the dependencies with pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Run the server with uvicorn main:app --reload

Usage

To see the interactive API documentation, visit localhost:8000/docs.

For Postman integration:

• Import the Postman collection and environment JSON files from the postman folder.

FAQ

I'm having issues with my queries. What should I do?

Broadening your filters can often help. Additionally, try reducing the number of results_wanted.
If issues still persist, feel free to submit an issue.

How to enable auth?

Change AUTH_REQUIRED in /settings.py to True

The auth uses supabase. Create a project with a users table and disable RLS.

Add these three environment variables:

• SUPABASE_URL: go to project settings -> API -> Project URL
• SUPABASE_KEY: go to project settings -> API -> service_role secret
• JWT_SECRET_KEY - type openssl rand -hex 32 in terminal to create a 32 byte secret key