python how to get part of any specific url when using urlparse?

I have an url like this

url = 'https://grabagun.com/firearms/handguns/semi-automatic-handguns/glock-19-gen-5-polished-nickel-9mm-4-02-inch-barrel-15-rounds-exclusive.html'

when I am using urlparse I am getting result like this:

url = urlparse(url) 
url.path
>>>'/firearms/handguns/semi-automatic-handguns/glock-19-gen-5-polished-nickel-9mm-4-02-inch-barrel-15-rounds-exclusive.html'

is it to possible get something like this:

path1 = "firearms"

path2 = "handguns"

path3 = "semi-automatic-handguns"

and I don’t want to get any text which have .html at the end.

>Solution :

You have some single / and some path have //…first replace all with same if you want apply directly on URL. For url.path you can do it directly

url = '/firearms/handguns/semi-automatic-handguns/glock-19-gen-5-polished-nickel-9mm-4-02-inch-barrel-15-rounds-exclusive.html'

url = url.split('/')
url = list(filter(None, url))#remove empty elemnt
url.pop()
print(url)

output list #

['firearms', 'handguns', 'semi-automatic-handguns']

Part 2

If you want to make them varaibles then simply itterate over them and create variables

for n, val in enumerate(url):
    globals()["path%d"%n] = val

print(path1)

output #

handguns