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gz-spider

v0.0.2

Published

web sipder framework

Downloads

8

Readme

gz-spider

中文文档

A web spider framework for NodeJs, base on Puppeteer & Axios;

Feture

  • IP Proxy
  • Fail retry
  • Support Puppeteer
  • Easily compatible with various task queue services
  • Easily multiprocessing

Install

npm i gz-spider --save

Usage

const spider = require('gz-spider');

// All your spider code register in Processer
spider.setProcesser({
  ['getGoogleSearchResult']: async (fetcher, params) => {
    // fetcher.page is original puppeteer page 
    let resp = await fetcher.axios.get(`https://www.google.com/search?q=${params}`);

    // throw 'Retry', will retry this processer
    // throw 'ChangeProxy', will retry this processer use new proxy
    // throw 'Fail', will finish this processer with message(fail) Immediately

    if (resp.status === 200) {
      // Data processing start
      let result = resp.data + 1;
      // Data processing end
      return result;
    } else {
      throw 'retry';
    }
  }
});

// Get data
spider.getData('getGoogleSearchResult', params).then(userInfo => {
  console.log(userInfo);
});

Config

This framework is divided into three components, fetcher, strategy and processer.

Fetcher

spider.setFetcher({
  axiosTimeout: 5000,
  proxyTimeout: 180 * 1000
  proxy() {
    // support async function,you can get proxy config from remote.
    return {
      host: '127.0.0.1',
      port: '9000'
    }
  }
});
  • axiosTimeout: [Number] Peer request timeout ms
  • proxyTimeout: [Number] When config.proxy is [Function], will re-run proxy function and get new proxy host+port
  • proxy: [Object | Function] When proxy is [Function], support async function,you can get proxy config from remote
    • proxy.host [String]
    • proxy.port [String]

Strategy

spider.setStrategy({
  retryTimes: 2
});
  • retryTimes: [Number] Max retry times for one task

Work with task queue

Process

Get one task -> `spider.getData(processerKey, processerIn)` -> Complete task with processed data

Simulate task queue use MySQL

  1. Create table spider-task, include at least 'id', 'status', 'processer_key', 'processer_input', 'processer_output'
  2. Write api to get one todo task (status = todo), for example GET /spider/task
  3. Write api to update db table with processed data, for example PUT /spider/task
const axios = require('axios');

while (true) {
  // Get one task
  let resp = await axios.get('http://127.0.0.1:8080/spider/task');

  if (!resp.data.task) break;
  
  let { id, processerKey, processerInput } = resp.data.task;
  let processerOutput = await spider.getData(processerKey, processerInput);

  // Complete task with processed data
  await axios.put('http://127.0.0.1:8080/spider/task', {
    id, processerOutput,
    status: 'success'
  });
}

License

MIT