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@kpanks/scrape

v0.1.0

Published

Praetor scrape pack — native HTTP client (no third-party fetch lib), JSON-LD extractor, sitemap walker, X.com syndication endpoint, robots-aware. Crawl4AI / Playwright / Firecrawl are optional opt-in adapters.

Readme

@kpanks/scrape

Native scraping for Praetor charters. SSRF-safe HTTP client by default (blocks RFC1918, 169.254.x cloud metadata, link-local, IPv4-mapped loopback), JSON-LD extractor, sitemap walker, X.com syndication path, robots.txt-aware. Crawl4AI / Playwright / Firecrawl ship as opt-in adapters; the native fetch path is the default.

Install

npm install @kpanks/scrape

Usage

import { Scraper, FetchAdapter } from "@kpanks/scrape";

const scraper = new Scraper();
const r = await scraper.scrape({ url: "https://example.com" });
// r.body, r.text (readable extraction), r.jsonLd, r.evidence, r.warnings

SSRF guard

nativeHttpFetch denies internal targets by default. Each redirect's Location is re-validated; Cookie / Authorization / x-csrf-token are stripped on cross-origin redirects. Set allowInternal: true on the request to opt in for legitimate localhost dev work.

Backends

| Backend | When | |---|---| | fetch | Default. Static HTML, JSON, sitemaps, robots, llms.txt. | | crawl4ai | JS-rendered pages via self-hosted Crawl4AI service. | | playwright | When you bring your own Playwright launcher. | | playwright-mcp | Bridge to a running playwright-mcp server. | | firecrawl | Paid escape hatch; charges through MnemoPay. |

License

Apache 2.0.