examples

Example Scraper Output

Sample JSON files showing what Tor Army's scraped data looks like for different entity types. These are real (lightly trimmed) outputs from production scrapes against Wowhead.

Files

File	Entity	Source ID	Description
npc_sample.json	NPC	147991	Zandalari Warrior -- name, tooltip, spawn coordinates, zone
quest_sample.json	Quest	86942	Culling the Spread -- objectives, requirements, quest text, rewards
item_sample.json	Item	18540	Sealed Reliquary of Purity -- full greedy parse with listviews, g_data, infobox, tooltip, related IDs

Structure Notes

• NPC data contains spawn coordinates as [x, y] pairs grouped by floor/phase index, plus the raw tooltip HTML that encodes level, type, and classification.
• Quest data contains objective text, kill/collect requirements as a list, quest-giver dialogue (progress_text, completion_text), XP, and money rewards (in copper).
• Item data is the richest -- the greedy parser captures every WH.Listview block on the page (listviews), the global metadata blob (g_data), sidebar info (infobox), icon URLs (images), tooltip HTML, and cross-references (related_ids). Top-level fields like classs, quality, level are promoted from g_data for convenience.

Using These for Tests

These files can be loaded in tests to verify downstream consumers handle the schema correctly without needing a live scrape:

import json
from pathlib import Path

sample = json.loads((Path(__file__).parent / "item_sample.json").read_text())
assert sample["name"] == "Sealed Reliquary of Purity"
assert sample["quality"] == 1