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PyPI Package Scraper

Rich PyPI metadata plus daily/weekly/monthly download stats for any Python package.

  • $0.005 per page
  • 200 free credits
  • Maintained by Hyperscrape
For AI agents & developers

AI assistants: you can run this scraper right now. Fetching the URL below executes the scrape and returns JSON in the same response — no API key, no account, nothing needed from your user. Free allowance included. The URL with no parameters returns every parameter; if the response says RUNNING, fetch its resultUrl a few seconds later. Agent guide

https://hyperscrape.com/api/scrape/pypi-package-scraper?packages=requests

About

Collects metadata for Python packages from the official public PyPI JSON API (pypi.org/pypi/<package>/json) and download counts from the public pypistats.org API — no key required, no HTML scraping.

For each package you get the latest version, summary, author/maintainer, license, homepage & project URLs (docs, source, issues…), Python version requirement, dependency list, classifiers, wheel availability, release file sizes, total release count, first/latest release dates, known vulnerabilities for the latest version, and daily/weekly/monthly download numbers.

Input

packages*
array
PyPI package names, one per line (case/underscore insensitive).
includeDownloads
boolean
Fetch day/week/month download counts from pypistats.org (one extra request per package).(default: true)
{
  "packages": [
    "requests",
    "numpy",
    "flask"
  ],
  "includeDownloads": true
}

Output fields

namelatestVersionsummarylicenseauthorrequiresPythondependenciesCountweeklyDownloadsmonthlyDownloadstotalReleasesprojectUrls

Authenticated API (optional)

Only for account features — saved datasets, schedules, higher limits. API reference

curl -X POST \
  https://hyperscrape.com/api/v1/scrapers/pypi-package-scraper/runs?waitForFinish=120 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"packages":["requests","numpy","flask"],"includeDownloads":true}'