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smart-archiver

v1.0.5

Published

Archive any webpage to markdown, metadata, media, and WARC

Downloads

21

Readme

📦 archive

A powerful pipeline to extract, convert, and preserve webpages into structured archives with:

  • Cleaned metadata
  • Markdown conversion
  • Media extraction
  • Outbound links
  • WARC (Web ARChive) file generation
  • Optional AI assistance via Gemini LLM for missing metadata

Demo Screenshot


Features

  • Auto-extract readable content via Mozilla Readability
  • Converts HTML content to Markdown using Turndown
  • Saves full WARC archive using wget
  • Extracts all media and outbound links
  • Optionally uses Gemini AI to fill missing metadata like author, date, description

Installation

npm install -g archive

Usage

import { archivePipeline } from "archive";

const result = await archivePipeline("https://example.com/article");

console.log(result.metadata); // title, author, date, dek, lead_image_url
console.log(result.markdown); // Markdown version of the page
console.log(result.media); // List of image and video URLs
console.log(result.links); // List of all hyperlinks
console.log(result.warcPath); // Path to saved .warc.gz file

Output Format

type ArchiveResult = {
  metadata: {
    title: string | null;
    author: string | null;
    date_published: string | null;
    dek: string | null;
    lead_image_url: string | null;
  };
  markdown: string;
  media: string[];
  links: string[];
  warcPath: string;
};

Gemini LLM Integration (Optional)

If fields like author, date_published, or dek are missing, the CLI will ask:

"Would you like to use Gemini AI to infer missing metadata?"

If you agree, you’ll be prompted to safely enter your API key, and the model will use the page’s title and content to generate richer metadata.

✅ Your key is never saved without consent.


Dependencies

  • @mozilla/readability – extract clean article text
  • @postlight/parser – extract metadata using meta tags
  • jsdom – emulate browser environment
  • turndown – convert HTML to Markdown
  • wget – for saving full web archive (WARC)

Project Structure

src/
├── archive/
│   ├── index.ts          # Entry point
│   ├── pipeline.ts       # Main logic pipeline
│   ├── warc.ts           # WARC file generator
│   ├── types.ts          # Output types
│   ├── llm.ts            # Gemini LLM helper
│   └── askLLMConsent.ts  # Consent + key prompt

Example CLI Use

npm archive https://example.com

Contributing

PRs welcome! If you’d like to contribute support for other LLMs, alternate archivers, or extra metadata, feel free to fork and submit.