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.. attribute:: name
A string which defines the name for this spider.
A string which defines the name for this spider.
If :setting:`SPIDER_LOADER_REQUIRE_NAME` is ``True`` and you use the
default Scrapy spider loader (see :setting:`SPIDER_LOADER_CLASS`), a
non-empty name is required for the spider to be discoverable by the
Scrapy commands :command:`crawl`, :command:`list`, and
:command:`runspider`.
If :setting:`SPIDER_LOADER_REQUIRE_NAME` is ``True`` and you use the
default Scrapy spider loader (see :setting:`SPIDER_LOADER_CLASS`), a
non-empty name is required for the spider to be discoverable by the
Scrapy commands :command:`crawl`, :command:`list`, and
:command:`runspider`.
The spider name must be unique to one spider class. If two or more
spiders have the same name, Scrapy commands :command:`crawl` and
:command:`runspider` will only be able to run one of the spiders.
The spider name must be unique to one spider class. If two or more
spiders have the same name, Scrapy commands :command:`crawl` and
:command:`runspider` will only be able to run one of the spiders.
If the spider scrapes a single domain, a common practice is to name the
spider after the domain, with or without the `TLD`_. So, for example, a
spider that crawls ``mywebsite.com`` would often be called
``mywebsite``.
If the spider scrapes a single domain, a common practice is to name the
spider after the domain, with or without the `TLD`_. So, for example, a
spider that crawls ``mywebsite.com`` would often be called
``mywebsite``.
.. attribute:: allowed_domains