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blogparser

v0.0.1

Published

blog parser

Readme

BLOGPARSER MODULE

Introduction

This Module is global Blog Parser Module. if you are offer BLOG URL, Module will parse BLOG and serve {title, Content} Object.

This Parser support NAVER, TISTORY, DAUM, MEDIUM, BLOGGER, WORDPRESS BLOG and support JS Promise Pattern only.(25/02/2019)

HOW TO USE(except common parser)

ModuleName.parse(URL, blogType, Options)

function parameters it is:

  1. URL parameter must need correct URL.
  2. blogType parameter is Optional. but if URL hasn't blog brand name(ex. wordpress), you need serve suitable blog type. and also Most IDE (at least VSCODE) support BLOGTYPE variable.
  3. Options parameter is use CustomParse Function Only.

for Example)

const parser = require('./parser'); //Module Import

parser.parse(URL, parser.BLOGTYPE).then(
    //TODO
)

OR

let a = parser.parse(URL, parser.BLOGTYPE);
a.then(
    //TODO
)

HOW TO USE(common parser)

commonParser is made for sites that parser is not working. parse method is same the other parser but options parameter is need to working. options parameter have title, contents, remove properties and all property have attribute–value pairs named value, type.

example) const tagoption = { title: { value: tagName, type: tagtype, }, content: { value: tagName, type: tagtype, }, remove: [{ value: tagName, type: tagtype, }], };

This parameter is:

  1. value property is what you want parse ID or className
  2. type property is unique HTML attribute name(id, class, custom)
  3. remove property is what you want remove attribute

EvenyThing Ask & Bug Report & Support Module : [GITHUB]

Thank You for using Module!