An attempt to find the perfect scrapper form

counterexample_tpb.py

import re
from collections import namedtuple

import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup


Torrent = namedtuple('Torrent', 'name link magnet torrent created size'
                     ' user seeders leechers')


def torrent(soup):
    t = {}

    cats, links, seeders, leechers = soup.findAll('td')
    all_links = links.findAll('a')

    t['name'] = all_links[0].get_text()
    t['link'] = all_links[0]['href']
    t['magnet'] = all_links[1]['href']

    try:
        t['torrent'] = all_links[2]['href']
    except IndexError:
        t['torrent'] = None

    t['created'], t['size'], t['user'] = re.search('Uploaded (.*), Size (.*), ULed by (.*)',
                                                   links.find('font').get_text()).groups(0)

    t['seeders'] = int(seeders.get_text())
    t['leechers'] = int(seeders.get_text())

    return Torrent(**t)


Page = namedtuple('Page', 'torrents')


def page(soup):
    return Page(torrents=list(map(torrent, soup.find(['table']).findAll('tr')[1:-1])))


def search(query):
    url = 'http://thepiratebay.sx/search/{}'.format(query)
    s = BeautifulSoup(requests.get(url).text)
    p = page(s)
    return p.torrents


if __name__ == '__main__':
    for t in search('mad men'):
        print(t.name)

I wanted an explicit list of attributres, but if I drop that, I might as well put everything in a class's __init__.