Manual Scrape Service testing:
1. Create a new file
2. Config the account, the proxy and the Service
example: (import the missing files)
username = AccountConstants.USERNAME_1
password = AccountConstants.PASSWORD_1
proxy = AccountConstants.PROXY_HOST
config = AccountConfig.AccountConfig(username, password, proxy)
api_util = ApiUtil(config)
scrape_service = ScrapeService(api_util)
csv_service = CSVService()

3. Choose a method form the service and call it

scrape_service.get_tag_info("athleticwear")
scrape_service.get_tag_info("fitnessfashion")
scrape_service.get_tag_info("mytag")...


4.Print the data objects received from the cache

for tag in scrape_service._cache_hashtags:
    print(scrape_service._cache_hashtags)
    pprint(vars(scrape_service._cache_hashtags[tag]))
    print("---------------------")



Simple example:
from pprint import pprint

from services.CSVService import CSVService

from services.ScrapeService import ScrapeService
from services.utils import AccountConfig, AccountConstants
from services.utils.ApiUtil import ApiUtil

username = AccountConstants.USERNAME_1
password = AccountConstants.PASSWORD_1
proxy = AccountConstants.PROXY_HOST
config = AccountConfig.AccountConfig(username, password, proxy)
api_util = ApiUtil(config)
scrape_service = ScrapeService(api_util)
csv_service = CSVService()

scrape_service.get_tag_info("athleticwear")
scrape_service.get_tag_info("fitnessfashion")

for tag in scrape_service._cache_hashtags:
    print(scrape_service._cache_hashtags)
    pprint(vars(scrape_service._cache_hashtags[tag]))


The code is well covered with integration tests and works well, so there is no real need of manual testing