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ts-scraper

v1.0.3

Published

Scarp links present in the website recursively

Downloads

6

Readme

ts-scraper

Web scraper written on TypeScript alt tag

It is a webscraper which can be extendable to do multiple tasks on scraped content. It propogates through the links it finds in the page. It makes use of ts-jobrunner library to run everything in terms of jobs.

Installation

npm install --save ts-scraper

Core API

CoreScraper(abstract)
    - protected init(): void
    - protected canFetchUrl(url): boolean
    - protected createJob(link): CoreJob
    - protected onFetchComplete(link, response): void
    - public start(): void
PageScraper(abstract)
    - public async start()
    - public abstract parse(jquery: JQuery): any;
ScrapeJob(abstract)
    - public run()
    - abstract createPageScraper(url: string): PageScraper
  • There are three components in this library CoreScraper, PageScraper and ScrapeJob.
  • ScrapeJob extends CoreJob from ts-jobrunner library. Its object exposes function createPageScraper(url) which creates PageScraper which actally mines/scrapes the page.
  • PageScraper exposes a function parse($) which takes jQuery object. You can mine the page as your wish and return the parsed response
  • CoreScraper is the main object which runs the scraping process. Its object has to have above mentioned functions.
    • init() all initiations can be put here
    • canFetchUrl(url) should tell whether to fetch the found link url
    • createJob(link) should return a CoreJob type job, which then be queued
    • onFetchComplete(link, response) will get triggered when a ScrapeJob job is completed ie., when a PageScraper is done. You can have code which handles the response returned by PageScraper here
    • start() will actually the scraping process (start() on JobRunner)

Example

Please find example usage in src/test/test-scraper folder

Suggestions and contributions are open. Happy coding :)