PyPI Package Scraper — Python Package Metadata
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PyPI Package Scraper — Python Package Metadata
Scrape Python package data from PyPI — version, summary, license, author, repository, requires-python, classifiers, keywords & release count — via the public PyPI JSON API. Great for dependency audits, package research & Python dev dashboards. No login, no key, no proxy.
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Scrape Python package data from PyPI — version, summary, license, author, repository, requires-python, classifiers, keywords, and release count — into one unified dataset. No login, no proxies, no browser, no API key.
What you get
Every package is one row (recordType: "package"):
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name / version | package name and latest version |
summary | short description |
license | license string |
author | author (or author email / maintainer) |
homepage / repository / documentation | resolved project links |
requiresPython | Python version constraint (e.g. >=3.10) |
keywords | list of keywords |
classifiers | PyPI trove classifiers |
releaseCount | number of released versions |
latestUploadAt | ISO timestamp of the latest upload |
url | pypi.org project page |
Sample output
{"recordType": "package","name": "requests","version": "2.34.2","summary": "Python HTTP for Humans.","license": "Apache-2.0","author": "Kenneth Reitz","repository": "https://github.com/psf/requests","documentation": "https://requests.readthedocs.io","requiresPython": ">=3.10","keywords": ["http", "client", "requests"],"releaseCount": 163,"latestUploadAt": "2026-05-14T19:25:26.443Z","url": "https://pypi.org/project/requests/"}
Input
{ "packages": ["requests", "numpy", "fastapi"] }
- packages — PyPI package names to fetch.
Use cases
- Dependency audits — license, Python constraint, and release freshness across your requirements
- Package research — compare candidate libraries before adopting one
- Python dev dashboards — track versions and release cadence of packages you rely on
- Supply-chain monitoring — watch critical packages for new releases
FAQ
Do I need an API key or login? No. The PyPI JSON API is public and key-free.
Is it free to try? Yes — click Try for free and run the prefilled example (requests, numpy) in seconds.
Is there a search mode? PyPI has no public JSON search endpoint, so this Actor fetches by exact package name. (Tip: it accepts a long list at once.)
Is this allowed? It calls PyPI's official public JSON API — the same data the project pages serve.
Pricing
Pay per result — $5 per 1,000 packages. Runs that return nothing cost nothing. No monthly fee, no proxy costs.