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@vorlefan/google-news

v0.3.41

Published

Crawler for the newest news from google newspaper RSS

Downloads

20

Readme

Google News

Easy peasy way to get the most recent news from Google Newspaper RSS

https://badgen.net/bundlephobia/minzip/@vorlefan/google-news

With npm do:

npm install @vorlefan/google-news @vorlefan/path xml2json

With yarn do:

yarn add  @vorlefan/google-news @vorlefan/path xml2json

Documentation

I'm creating a simple website using Vercel to use as demo and documentation. W.I.P

Highlight

  • Easy way to define where to save
  • Multiple Queries
  • Save results in both raw (xml) and json (parsed)

Bootstrap

Shortcut to the definitions and settings to execute the crawler.

Structure

import { GoogleNews } from '@vorlefan/google-news';

const news = new GoogleNews(searchs, options);

[searchs]

The paramater searchs can be either a single string or a array of strings. In which, will be the search for the news.

[options]

Checkout the types for this paramater in which needs to be an {Object}

saveXml?: boolean; // default is true
saveJson?: boolean; // default is true
timeout?: number | null; // default is null
route?: (route: PathRoute) => void; // if you want to setup the PathRoute, then define a function
routeName: string; // default is 'root'
language?: string; // language, default is en-US
localization?: string; // geo-localization, default is US
  • saveXml : If you don't want to keep the xml saved, then set it false.
  • saveJson : If you want to save the .json, then set it true.
  • timeout : If you want to set a waiting time in between each crawler, then set it in seconds
  • route : If you want to define the PathRoute as create a new folder, define a new route and so on.
  • routeName : Where it be gonna saved, the files.
  • language : Define the language of the searching. Example: en-US to english from United State or pt-BR for brazillian
  • localization : Define where it gonna be localized the search. Example: US for United State or BR for Brazil.

Return

The methods and variables that you can interact when calling the class GoogleNews, is:

import { GoogleNews } from '@vorlefan/google-news';

const news = new GoogleNews(searchs, options);

// Execute the crawler
await news.run()

// return an array of the result
news.news()
news._news;

// return an array of array containg the item of each news (the items are the result of the news itself, containg things like title, link and description)
// You can define the sort if you want to.
await news.items(orderBy?: 'asc' | 'desc');

// Route from @vorlefan/path
news._route

Example

import { GoogleNews } from '@vorlefan/google-news';

const news = new GoogleNews(['Kingkiller Chronicles'], {
    route: (route) => {
        route.inject('google-news', 'main');
    },
    routeName: 'google-news',
    language: 'en-US',
    localization: 'US',
});

// Run

void (async function () {
    await news.run();
    console.log(news.items('desc'));
})();

Contributing

Thank you for being interested on making this package better. I encourage everyone to help improving this project with some new features, bug fixes and performance issues. Then please, if you can, help us to enchance this package.