example.py

from web_scraping import WebScrapingApiClient

client = WebScrapingApiClient(api_key='YOUR_API_KEY')

response = client.get('https://shifter.io/', params ={
    # API Parameters
    # Set to 0 (off, default) or 1 (on) depending on whether or not to render JavaScript on the target web page. JavaScript rendering is done by using a browser.
    'render_js': 1,
    # Set datacenter (default) or residential depending on whether proxy type you want to use for your scraping request. Please note that a single residential proxy API request is counted as 25 API requests.
    'proxy_type': 'datacenter',
    # Specify the 2-letter code of the country you would like to use as a proxy geolocation for your scraping API request. Supported countries differ by proxy type, please refer to the Proxy Locations section for details.
    'country': 'us',
    # Set depending on whether or not to use the same proxy address to your request.
    'session': 1,
    # Specify the maximum timeout in milliseconds you would like to use for your scraping API request. In order to force a timeout, you can specify a number such as 1000. This will abort the request after 1000ms and return whatever HTML response was obtained until this point in time.
    'timeout': 10000,
    # Set desktop (default) or mobile or tablet, depending on whether the device type you want to your for your scraping request.
    'device': 'desktop',
    # Specify the option you would like to us as conditional for your scraping API request. Can only be used when the parameter render_js=1 is activated.
    'wait_until': 'domcontentloaded',
    # Some websites may use javascript frameworks that may require a few extra seconds to load their content. This parameters specifies the time in miliseconds to wait for the website. Recommended values are in the interval 5000-10000.
    'wait_for': 0,
}, headers={
    # API Headers
    'authorization': 'bearer test',
    # Specify custom cookies to be passed to the request.
    'cookie': 'test_cookie=abc; cookie_2=def'
})

print(response.status_code)
print(response.headers);
print(response.content);