# scraper

📝 **RADAR Documentation - Command: Get Collection Rarity**

🔒 **Command Group: rarity**

🔧 **Command Name: scraper**

📋 **Parameters:**

* `collection_name` (required: False) - The collection name on MagicEden. *(Type: string)*
* `mint_address` (required: False) - The mint address to the NFT. *(Type: string)*
* `candy_machine` (required: False) - The Candy Machine address. *(Type: string)*
* `rarity` (required: False) - Which method to calculate rarity: Statistical (Moonrank) or Scorebased (Howrare.is). *(Type: string)*
* `attribute_count` (required: False) - Does attribute count towards rarity? Default is true. *(Type: boolean)*
* `normalized` (required: False) - Should trait normalization be done? Default is true. *(Type: boolean)*

📝 **Description:**

Get the rarity of a collection using the mint address or a Candy Machine ID.

🔍 **Example Usage:**

* Get collection rarity using mint address:

  ```
  !scraper --mint_address <mint_address>
  ```

  *This command is used to get the rarity of a collection using the `mint_address` of an NFT. Provide the `mint_address` as a parameter.*
* Get collection rarity using Candy Machine ID:

  ```
  !scraper --candy_machine <candy_machine>
  ```

  *This command is used to get the rarity of a collection using the `candy_machine` ID. Provide the `candy_machine` as a parameter.*

📝 **Note:**

* This command requires appropriate permissions to execute.
* Use the command to get the rarity of a collection on MagicEden.
* You can provide the `collection_name`, `mint_address`, or `candy_machine` parameter to specify the collection.
* The `rarity` parameter allows you to choose between statistical (Moonrank) or scorebased (Howrare.is) methods to calculate rarity.
* By default, attribute count is considered towards rarity, but you can set `attribute_count` to false to exclude attributes.
* The `normalized` parameter determines whether trait normalization should be done.
* The command will provide you with the rarity information for the specified collection.

🔧 **Command Signature:**

```
Command Group - rarity
Command Name - scraper
Parameters - collection_name:The collection name on MagicEden (required: False), mint_address:
```


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