Fetch linkedin data user easily with linkedin api & python
Muhammad Ichsanul Fadhil
Posted on February 6, 2023
In this article i will show to you how fetch a linkedin user's profile an anything related to data linkedin user with Linkedin API and Python.
So let's go 😄
Setup
Before start in coding we must install the depedency and other tool, there are is.
- Python >= 3.6
- pip3
If you have done with both of tool next we can install the package with this command.
pip3 install linkedin-api~=2.0.0a
So the library was succesfully installed and now we can use them.
Add package and credentials
First we must fill the credentials account for login, and dont remember to import the package into our python file.
from linkedin_api import Linkedin
linkedin = Linkedin("youremaillinkedin", "yourpasslinkedin")
Now variable linkedin will become to object that can we use for any action with in.
Uses
So lets with simple example.
Get all user's information
from linkedin_api import Linkedin
linkedin = Linkedin("youremail", "yourpassword")
profile = linkedin.get_profile("billy-g")
print(profile)
Get only particular item
from linkedin_api import Linkedin
linkedin = Linkedin("youremail", "yourpassword")
profile = linkedin.get_profile("billy-g")
print(profile["summary"])
print(profile["firstName"])
Get more user linkedin data and import to csv
import csv
from linkedin_api import Linkedin
# field header for csv
field_names = ['No', 'Name', 'Email', 'Contact','Address']
dataUsers = []
# users linkedin
# add your linkedin user that want you scrape here
usersLinkedin = ["aulina-indah","muhammad-ichsanul-fadhil"]
# increment number
no = 0
# do scrape
linkedin = Linkedin("ich***l67@gmail.com", "***")
for user in usersLinkedin:
no += 1
profile = linkedin.get_profile(user)
profileContact = linkedin.get_profile_contact_info(user)
userTemp = {
'No': no,
'Name': profile['firstName'] + ' ' + profile['lastName'],
'Email': profileContact['email_address'],
'Contact' : profileContact['phone_numbers'][0]['number']
'Address' : profile['geoLocationName']
}
dataUsers.append(userTemp)
with open('linkedin.csv', 'w', newline='') as csvfile:
writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames = field_names)
writer.writeheader()
writer.writerows(dataUsers)
and more.....
You can find any more api at https://linkedin-api.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html
Thank you 😉
Posted on February 6, 2023
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