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unjobbed

v1.2.1

Published

Craw jobs plugin: public-page scrape plus an opt-in jobs pipeline across public APIs, ATS feeds, and optional boards.

Readme

Unjobbed — Craw jobs plugin

node bin/unjobbed.js scrape https://example.com

unjobbed scrape runs through the local Craw host and writes stream.jsonl, CONTEXT.json, and CARD.json. Scrape does not need Apify, Crawlee, or Playwright.

The jobs pipeline (unjobbed run) defaults to the cold group (13 public APIs/feeds): RemoteOK, Remotive, Himalayas, We Work Remotely, Hacker News "Who is hiring", Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Jobvite, Workable, Breezy, and Recruitee. Needs-route boards (LinkedIn, Indeed, and similar) are opt-in behind residentialOptIn and are not the advertised default.

The pipeline normalizes, dedupes, and scores the jobs it collects. No third-party actors and no per-result fees. This Actor stays private; it is not a Store listing.

Sources and how each one is scraped

| Board | Method | Tier | Default | |---|---|---|---| | RemoteOK / Remotive / Himalayas | Public JSON APIs | HTTP | cold | | We Work Remotely | RSS | HTTP | cold | | HN "Who is hiring" | Latest thread via Algolia API | HTTP | cold | | Greenhouse / Lever / Ashby / SmartRecruiters / Jobvite / Workable / Breezy / Recruitee | Company ATS APIs | HTTP | cold | | Dice | Dice search API | HTTP | needs-route, opt-in | | Wellfound | Server-rendered Apollo cache; browser only after opt-in | HTTP | needs-route, opt-in | | BuiltIn | List cards + JSON-LD JobPosting | HTTP | needs-route, opt-in | | LinkedIn | Public guest API + detail pages | HTTP | needs-route, opt-in | | Indeed / Glassdoor / Upwork / ZipRecruiter / Monster / SimplyHired | Playwright + captured JSON | Browser | needs-route, opt-in | | Any other URL | JSON-LD / embedded JSON auto-extraction | Browser | template |

The table is the method reference. Needs-route boards stay off the default list until sources names them and residentialOptIn is true. APIFY_TOKEN alone does not unlock them.

Run locally

npm install
node bin/unjobbed.js scrape https://example.com
node bin/unjobbed.js doctor
node bin/unjobbed.js run
# results: storage/datasets/default/, summary: storage/key_value_stores/default/SUMMARY.json

Local scrape needs the Craw host plus cheerio / tsx / zod. Jobs run uses optional peers crawlee, apify, and playwright when those packages are installed. unjobbed scrape stays on the HTTP template.

Optional private Actor

The Apify Actor is owner-only convenience, not a Store product. Do not Store-list it or set it public. Local scrape and local run do not require a platform push.

node bin/unjobbed.js run

Input highlights

  • keywords, location, radiusMiles, postedWithinDays, remoteOnly, minSalary, employmentTypes: set once and translated into each board's native filters.
  • sources: default run source list is the cold group (13 public APIs/feeds). Needs-route boards are opt-in and also require residentialOptIn.
  • startUrls: paste any board's search URL from your browser. unjobbed detects the board, strips tracking params, and uses that URL instead of the generated search. Needs-route URLs still require residentialOptIn.
  • companyBoards: greenhouse:stripe, lever:palantir, ashby:ramp (or paste the board URL).
  • onlyNew + stateKey: remembers which jobs you've already seen.
  • titleInclude / titleExclude (regex) and excludeCompanies.
  • webhookUrl: HTTPS only; RFC1918, link-local, loopback, and metadata hosts are rejected.

Output (one row per unique job)

id (cross-board fingerprint), title, company, location, workMode, employmentType, salary{min,max,period,currency,annualMin,annualMax,raw}, postedAt (ISO), url, applyUrl, description, skills, seniority, applicants, seenOn[], urls{board:url}, score (0–100) + scoreReasons, isNew.

Salaries are annualized: hourly ×2080, monthly ×12, and so on. Relative dates ("3 days ago", "30+ days") are converted to ISO. Jobs are deduped by company + title + city across boards and merged to fill gaps from each copy.

Layout

.actor/            actor.json, input_schema.json, Dockerfile
src/main.ts        Apify Actor entry (Actor.init → jobs pipeline → Actor.exit)
src/pipeline.ts    local jobs pipeline without top-level Actor.init
src/cli.ts         scrape / doctor / run dispatch
src/registry.ts    cold group (default run) and needs-route (opt-in) source ids
src/sources.ts     one adapter per board (plan, fromUrl, handlers)
src/extractors.ts  universal JSON-LD / embedded-JSON / network-JSON job finder
src/lib/           salary, dates, text normalization, URL cleaning

Adding a board

Add an id in src/model.ts and a Source in src/sources.ts with plan() and a handler. Set tier: "browser" if the site uses anti-bot protection. Put public APIs and feeds in the cold group; put boards that need residential routing in needs-route so they stay off the default list.

Note: respect each site's terms of service and rate limits. Needs-route boards are not on the default list. When you opt in, some guest endpoints return 429 errors at high volume; add a proxy if you plan to pull thousands of results.