I'm scraping the following website Scorebing using requests. In order to do so, I'm exploring the website to locate the XHR calls and get an url like this
import requests,json
header={some data from the XHR I got using Postman}
url='https://lv.scorebing.com/ajax/score/data?mt=0&nr=1&corner=1'
response=requests.get(url=url,headers=header,data=json.dumps({}))
response.json()
No problems there. My problem is that if I switch tab, like from Corner to Fixture, no new XHR is called. In fact, only "Live Matches" and "Corners" allows for this direct XHR connection. I see that some js scripts are loaded, but I can't go from there to replicating my previous step.
I know I can scrape this using selenium, and probably using a regular requests to the url of the page and using BSoup, but what I don't understand is why some tabs make XHR calls to load data where other similar ones use js. I would like to know how can you reverse engineer those js calls in order to get an API similar to the first part.