Ask Golang to write a crawling novel.

Answer 1

Writing a crawling novel required a certain programming foundation and web crawling knowledge. The following is a simple example of a golanggolang spider that can crawl a list of novels on a novel website and store them in a local file or database.

```go
package main

import (
fmt
io/ioutil
net/http
os
strings
)

func main() {
//Set the request header to simulate browser access
req err := httpNewRequest(GET https://examplecom/novels nil)
if err != nil {
fmtPrintln(Error creating request: err)
return
}

//Set the request style to simulate the browser access
reqHeaderSet(Content-Type application/json)

//Send a request
resp err := httpGet(reqURL)
if err != nil {
fmmPrintlln (Get response: err)
return
}
defer respBodyClose()

//Read the response
var stories []string
err = jsonNewDecoder(respBody)Decode(&stories)
if err != nil {
fmmPrintlln (ErrorRead response: err)
return
}

//Print a list of novels
FMTPrintIn (novel list:)
for _ story := range stories {
fmtPrintf(%s\t%s\n story story)
}
}
```

In this example, we use the `` ttpNewRequest ()`function to set the request header and the``ttpGet ()` function to send a GET request. We also set the request format to JSon so that we can read the data from the response.

After sending the request, we use the `jsonNewListener ()` function to read the response and store it in the ` stories` variable. Finally, we use the `fmtPrintlon ()` function to output the list of novels.

It is important to note that spiders should abide by the website's terms and conditions of use and comply with relevant laws and regulations. At the same time, the website administrator may restrict or block the crawlers, so you need to be careful when using the crawlers and abide by relevant regulations.