I collect url from command python and then insert it into start_urls

from flask import Flask, jsonify, request
import scrapy
import subprocessclass ClassSpider(scrapy.Spider):name        = 'mySpider'#start_urls = []#pages      = 0news        = []def __init__(self, url, nbrPage):self.pages      = nbrPageself.start_urls = []self.start_urlsappend(url)def parse(self):...def run(self):subprocess.check_output(['scrapy', 'crawl', 'mySpider', '-a', f'url={self.start_urls}', '-a', f'nbrPage={self.pages}'])return self.newsapp = Flask(__name__)
data = []@app.route('/', methods=['POST'])
def getNews():mySpiderClass = ClassSpider(request.json['url'], 2)return jsonify({'data': mySpider.run()})if __name__ == "__main__":app.run(debug=True)

I got this error: raise not supported("unsupported url scheme %s: %s" % scrapy.exceptions.NotSupported: Unsupported URL scheme '': no handler available for that scheme

When I put a print('my urls List: ' + str(self.start_urls)), it prints a list of url like --> my urls List: ['www.googole.com']

Any help plz

I guess this happens because you first append url to self.start_urls and then you call ClassSpiders run method with your list self.start_urls which in turn appends the list to a list and you end up with a nested list instead of a list of strings.
To avoid this you should maybe change your __init__ method like this:

    def __init__(self, url, nbrPage):self.pages      = nbrPageself.url        = urlself.start_urls = []self.start_urls.append(url)

And then pass self.url instead of self.start_urls in run:

    def run(self):subprocess.check_output(['scrapy', 'crawl', 'mySpider', '-a', f'url={self.url}', '-a', f'nbrPage={self.pages}'])return self.news