PyPI Scraper - Python Package Data

Extract detailed metadata for Python packages from the PyPI public API. Get version, dependencies, classifiers, license, author info, and release history for any PyPI package.

PyPI Package Stats Scraper — Downloads, Versions, Dependencies

seemuapps/pypi-package-stats-scraper

Get download counts, version history, dependencies, license, author, and classifiers for any Python package on PyPI. Bulk-process a list of packages in one run.

Scrape PyPI Python package metadata. Search packages or fetch details by name. Extract versions, authors, dependencies, classifiers, project URLs, and release history.

Scrape Python package data from PyPI: package info, versions, dependencies, download stats, classifiers, and release history. Free official PyPI JSON API.

Search and extract Python package data from PyPI. Get versions, dependencies, download stats, and classifiers. No API key needed.

PyPI Packages Scraper

parseforge/pypi-packages-scraper

Pull Python package data from PyPI. Returns name, version, summary, description, classifiers, license, author, project URLs (homepage, source, issues, docs), Python version requirement, dependencies, release history, last upload, and total release count. Direct lookup by package name.

PyPI (Python) Packages Scraper

gio21/pypi-packages-scraper

Scrape PyPI Python packages by name-search or top-downloads. Returns full metadata: name, version, summary, author, license, downloads, dependencies, project URLs, classifiers. Pay per package returned.

PyPI Metadata API Scraper

devilscrapes/pypi-package-scraper

Pull rich metadata for any PyPI package via the PyPI JSON API — current version, dependencies, classifiers, author, license, home page, download URLs, release history — export to JSON or CSV. Free PyPI API, no key required, with download-stat support.

Snapshot PyPI package metadata using the public pypi.org/pypi/<pkg>/json endpoint. One row per package with version, classifiers, requires_python, maintainers, project URLs, release count.

Look up Python packages on PyPI (or paste a requirements.txt) and get clean JSON: version, release date, dependencies, license, repo link, and a computed activity level.