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scrappy-cli

v1.0.2

Published

Scrappy is a tool used to convert url to markdown using LLM

Readme

Scrappy

How to use scrappy

  1. Download the repo.
  2. Run the following commands with the updated path variable that points to the location of the repo, run with sudo if there is a permission issue.
npm i
chmod +x /<PATH>/Scrappy/src/args/command.js
ln -s /<PATH>/Scrappy/src/args/command.js /usr/local/bin/scrappy
  1. You will need groq API key to convert from page to md. Once you obtain you key, run the following command to update the key in you system.
scrappy --api-key <YOUR_API_KEY>
or
scrappy --a <YOUR_API_KEY>

Config

To set default options and arguments, you can create a .scrappy.toml file in your home directory ~/ with the following config options:

url = "some_url"
inputFile = "some_input_file"
outputFile = "some_output_file"
tokenUsage = true | false
stream = true | false

Features

  • Input: The main feature is that you can convert any website into a md, For this we will need a url of the page. You can provide a URL either using a file or command line arg.

    1. URL using a file (default): Add the url in the file and pass the file location onto the command line. The file should contain one line that has the url of the page that you want to scrap.
    scrappy files/input.txt
    1. URL using command line arg: Pass the url using the -url flag.
    scrappy --url https://www.senecapolytechnic.ca/cgi-bin/subject?s1=OSD600
    or
    scrappy -u https://www.senecapolytechnic.ca/cgi-bin/subject?s1=OSD600
  • Output: The convert md can be stored in a preferred file if the file is passed using -0 flag.

    1. If the file is passed: The final md will be stored in the output.md file in the files folder.
    scrappy files/input.txt -0 files/
    or
    scrappy files/input.txt --output files/output
    1. The md is stored in the input file (default): A new md file will be created in the same folder of the input file with the updated md. In this case, a new file will be created input.txt.md in the same folder as the input.txt.
    scrappy files/input.txt
    • Token Usage: When the program is run with the --token-usage/-t flag set, extra information will be reported to stderr about the number of tokens that were sent in the prompt and returned in the completion. scrappy files/input.txt --output files/output -t