netgo.page - fetch web pages and read their main content.
Given a URL, fetch downloads the page and reduces it to the actual article, filtering out the site template that surrounds it: navigation, headers, footers, sidebars, ad banners, comment widgets and cookie banners. The result is a Page carrying the extracted title and domain, the cleaned plain-text body (also split into :attr:Page.paragraphs) the extracted content HTML and the raw HTML as the server sent it (Page.raw).
Every failure is raised as a PageError subclass, so a try/except PageError covers fetching and parsing alike.
Example:
python
>>> from netgo import page
>>> p = page.fetch("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread")
>>> p.title
'Bread'
>>> p.text.startswith("Bread is")
True