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link-collector

v0.1.3

Published

A generic paginated link collection CLI built with Bun

Readme

link-collector

A generic paginated link collection CLI built with Bun.

Collect detail links from paginated HTML pages and optionally extract target elements from each detail page.

Run

bunx link-collector \
  --url-template 'https://example.com/list?page=[1-8]' \
  --detail-selector 'a[href]' \
  --detail-attr 'href'

Common Options

  • --url-template: URL containing an inline page range like [1-8]
  • --detail-selector: CSS selector used on list pages
  • --detail-attr: attribute to read from list-page elements, default data-href
  • --detail-fallback-attr: fallback attribute, default href
  • --target-selector: optional CSS selector used on detail pages
  • --target-attr: attribute to read from detail-page elements, default href
  • --target-text: extract text instead of an attribute
  • --output: write results to a file instead of stdout
  • --concurrency: number of concurrent detail-page requests, default 4

Progress logs are written to stderr. Result rows are written to stdout, so piping works cleanly:

bunx link-collector ... | pbcopy

Install In A Project

bun add link-collector
bun run link-collector \
  --url-template 'https://example.com/list?page=[1-8]' \
  --detail-selector 'a[href]' \
  --detail-attr 'href'