parameters: (self, url, timeout=None, num_workers=10, **kwargs)
docstring: Initialise an instance.
          :param url: The root URL to use for scraping.
          :param timeout: The timeout, in seconds, to be applied to requests.
                          This defaults to ``None`` (no timeout specified).
          :param num_workers: The number of worker threads you want to do I/O,
                              This defaults to 10.
          :param kwargs: Passed to the superclass.
docstring_summary: Initialise an instance.
          :param url: The root URL to use for scraping.
          :param timeout: The timeout, in seconds, to be applied to requests.
                          This defaults to ``None`` (no timeout specified).
          :param num_workers: The number of worker threads you want to do I/O,
                              This defaults to 10.
          :param kwargs: Passed to the superclass.
docstring_tokens: Initialise an instance . : param url : The root URL to use for scraping . : param timeout : The timeout in seconds to be applied to requests . This defaults to None ( no timeout specified ) . : param num_workers : The number of worker threads you want to do I / O This defaults to 10 . : param kwargs : Passed to the superclass .
function: def __init__(self, url, timeout=None, num_workers=10, **kwargs):
          """
          Initialise an instance.
          :param url: The root URL to use for scraping.
          :param timeout: The timeout, in seconds, to be applied to requests.
                          This defaults to ``None`` (no timeout specified).
          :param num_workers: The number of worker threads you want to do I/O,
                              This defaults to 10.
          :param kwargs: Passed to the superclass.
          """
          super(SimpleScrapingLocator, self).__init__(**kwargs)
          self.base_url = ensure_slash(url)
          self.timeout = timeout
          self._page_cache = {}
          self._seen = set()
          self._to_fetch = queue.Queue()
          self._bad_hosts = set()
          self.skip_externals = False
          self.num_workers = num_workers
          self._lock = threading.RLock()
          # See issue #45: we need to be resilient when the locator is used
          # in a thread, e.g. with concurrent.futures. We can't use self._lock
          # as it is for coordinating our internal threads - the ones created
          # in _prepare_threads.
          self._gplock = threading.RLock()
          self.platform_check = False
function_tokens: def __init__ ( self , url , timeout = None , num_workers = 10 , * * kwargs ) : super ( SimpleScrapingLocator , self ) . __init__ ( * * kwargs ) self . base_url = ensure_slash ( url ) self . timeout = timeout self . _page_cache = { } self . _seen = set ( ) self . _to_fetch = queue . Queue ( ) self . _bad_hosts = set ( ) self . skip_externals = False self . num_workers = num_workers self . _lock = threading . RLock ( ) # See issue #45: we need to be resilient when the locator is used # in a thread, e.g. with concurrent.futures. We can't use self._lock # as it is for coordinating our internal threads - the ones created # in _prepare_threads. self . _gplock = threading . RLock ( ) self . platform_check = False