How to convert data into csv file-CodePudding

I am unable to convert the data retrieved with bs4 into a meaningful csv file. It only takes the last set of data from what is actually retrieved.

#Beautiful soup or BS4 is  a package I will be using to allow me to parse the HTML data which I will be retrieving from a website.
#parsing is te conversion of codes from machine language into a code which humans can understand and allow it to be structured. 
#(Converting data from one format to another) with BS4
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup


#requests is an HTTP Library which allows me to send requests to websites the retrieve date using Python. This is helpful as 
#The website is writtin in a different language so it allows me to retrieve what I want and read it as well. 
import requests
#import writer

url= "https://myanimelist.net/anime/season"


#requesting to get data using 'requests' and gain acess as well. 
#hadve to check the response before moving forward to ensure there is no problem retrieving data. 

page= requests.get(url)
#print(page)
#<Response [200]> response was "200" meaning "Successful responses"



soup = BeautifulSoup(page.content, 'html.parser')
#here i retrieve my 
#for this to identify the html code and determine what we will be producing(retrieveing data) for each item on the page we had to 
#find the parent category which contains all the info we need to make our data categories. 
lists = soup.select("[data-genre]")
#we add _ after class  to make class_ because without the underscore the program identifies it as a python class 
# when really it is more of a cs class

    
all_data = []
#must create loop to find titles seperate as there are alot that will come up
for list in lists:
    #identify and find class which includes the title of the shows, show ratings, members watching, and episodes
    #added .text.replace in order to get rid of the|n spacing which was in html format
        title= list.find("a", class_="link-title").text.replace("\n", "")
        rating= list.find("div", class_="score").text.replace("\n", "")
        members= list.find("div", class_="scormem-item member").text.replace("\n", "")
        release_date= list.find("span", class_="item").text.replace("\n", "")
       
        all_data.append(
            [title.strip(), rating.strip(), members.strip(), release_date.strip()]
            )
        print(*all_data, sep="\n")
    #testing for errors and makins sure locations are correct to withdraw/request the data
#this allows us to create and close a csv file. using 'w' to allow editing

from csv import writer
#defining the website which I will be retrieving my code
#organizing chart
header=['Title', 'Show Rating', 'Members', 'Release Date']
info= [title.strip(), rating.strip(), members.strip(), release_date.strip()]


with open('shows.csv', 'w', encoding='utf8', newline='')as f:
   #will write onto our file 'f'
   writing = writer(f)
   #use our writer to write a row in file
   writing.writerow(header) 
    
   writing.writerow(info)

I tried to change definition of list but to no avail. This is currently what I get. Even though it should be much longer.

CodePudding user response：

Instead of writing just the last line with

writing.writerow(info)

you need to write all of the lines:

writing.writerows(all_data)