LinkedIn Comments Export Script
Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I need a clean-coded Python script that accepts a single LinkedIn post URL, signs in with supplied credentials, and exports every comment from that post to a neatly structured JSON file. Alongside each comment, the file must also hold:
• the total likes/reactions count for the post
• the commenter’s public name, headline and profile URL (user details)
The JSON keys and overall schema are up to you as long as they remain consistent and human-readable.
Key points you must meet
• Headless, “human-like” browsing—no rate-limit flags or CAPTCHA loops.
• No official LinkedIn API keys; the routine has to rely on browser automation or similar stealth techniques (Selenium + undetected-chromedriver, Playwright, etc.).
• Works on any recent Python 3.x version and common OSs (Windows, macOS, Linux).
• A simple README covering environment setup, credential handling, and a one-line run command.
I will decide quickly, so please attach past work that proves you have solved comparable scraping or LinkedIn automation challenges.
• the total likes/reactions count for the post
• the commenter’s public name, headline and profile URL (user details)
The JSON keys and overall schema are up to you as long as they remain consistent and human-readable.
Key points you must meet
• Headless, “human-like” browsing—no rate-limit flags or CAPTCHA loops.
• No official LinkedIn API keys; the routine has to rely on browser automation or similar stealth techniques (Selenium + undetected-chromedriver, Playwright, etc.).
• Works on any recent Python 3.x version and common OSs (Windows, macOS, Linux).
• A simple README covering environment setup, credential handling, and a one-line run command.
I will decide quickly, so please attach past work that proves you have solved comparable scraping or LinkedIn automation challenges.
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