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scraper-pmf

v1.0.3

Published

scraper for private market flood website

Downloads

33

Readme

Private Market Flood Insurance Scraper

Installation

npm install --save scraper-pmf

Parameters

Paramaters for the a and v flood zones can be found in /schema/index.js.

A Flood Zone

| Key | Type | Description | Criteria | Required | | ------------- |:-------------:| -----:| -------------------:| --------:| | floodReady | boolean | is the house prepped for a flood | | False | | occupancy | string/enum | how many units in the building | "twotofour", "fiveplus", "other_noneresident" | True | | buildingCoverageAmt | int | amount to cover your building | | True | | contentsCoverageAmt | int | amount to cover your belongings | | True | | deductible | string/enum | out of pocket cost | "2000", "5000" | True | | effectiveDate | string/enum | | "before", "after" | False | foundationType | string/enum | foundation of your home | "slab on ground", "basement", "split level slab", "split level basement", "elevated building with no enclosure", "elevated building with an enclosure", "walkout basement", "crawlspace", "below grade crawlspace" | True | | isOwnerOccupied | boolean | does the owner live in the home for at least 292 days out of the year | |True| | isPre1984 | boolean | was the home created prior to 1984 || True | | isSingleResidential | boolean | is the home only occupied by one family || True | | premiumPeriod | string/enum | how long you would like to keep your premium | "one year", "one year with one year rate lock", "one year with two year rate lock", "two years", "three years" | True | | state | string | what state the home is in | no abbreviations. capitalize words | True | | replacementCostAmt | int | | keep numbers even, ex. 250000| True | | zipCode | string | | zipcode of the home | True |

V Flood Zone

| Key | Type | Description | Criteria | Required | | ------------- |:-------------:| -----:| -------------------:| --------:| | occupancy | string/enum | units in building | "twotofour", "fiveplus", "other_nonresident" | True | | buildingCoverageAmt | int | amount to cover your building || True | | contentsCoverageAmt | int | amount to cover your belongings || True | | deductible | string/enum | out of pocket cost | "2000", "5000" | True | effectiveDate | string/enum | | "before", "after" | False | | hasCrawlSpace | boolean | does the home have crawl space underneath || True | | isOwnerOccupied | boolean | does the owner live in the home for at least 292 days || True| | isSingleResidential | boolean | is the home only occupied by one family | | True | | numberOfFloors | string/enum | how many floors | "one", "two", "three plus" | True | | premiumPeriod | string/enum | how long you would like to keep your premium | "one year", "one year with one year rate lock", "one year with two year rate lock", "two years", "three years" | True | | state | string | what state the home is in | no abbreviations. capitalize words | True | | replacementCostAmt | int | | keep numbers even, ex. 250000| True | | zipCode | string | | zipcode of the home | True |

Making the call

const scraper = require('scraper-pmf');

const aParams = {...};
const vParams = {...};


const aTotals = scraper.aFloodZone(aParams);
const zTotals = scraper.vFloodZone(vParams);

Response

For all array values, they are int types. Index 0 is the dollar amount and index 1 is the cents amount. Response looks the same for both flood types.

    {
        total: [120, 0],
        building: [220, 20],
        contents: [1000, 0],
        icc: [5000, 20],
        state: [1050, 50],
        policy: [0, 0]
    }

Expected responses can also be found in /schema/index.js.