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@utils-js/link-scraper

v1.0.3-alpha

Published

A command line utility to get all links of a URL, recursively to a given depth for whitelisted domains

Downloads

18

Readme

Link Scraper

CI_NPM_PUBLISH

A command-line utility to fetch Links of a given seed URL. It will also recursively fetch links for a given depth.

This utility provides an interactive command-line user interface as well as command line options.

Usage

Command line options

  -u, --url <string>          seed url
  -w, --whitelisted <string>  Whitelisted url
  -o, --outFile <string>      Output file name
  -e, --extension <string>    depth limit to recursively scrape
  -d, --depth <number>        depth limit to recursively scrape
  -q, --query                 Consider Query Params for URL Uniqueness
  -h, --hash                  Ignore Hash Params for URL Uniqueness
  -s, --secure                Scrape only secured URLs (https: only)
  --no-hash                   Ignore Hash Params for URL Uniqueness
  --no-query                  Ignore Hash Params for URL Uniqueness
  --no-secure                 Allow scraping Non secure URLs (http: & https:)
  --help                      display help for command

Using CLI Interactive Questions

Medium.com sample Log

Example 1

Scrape Medium.com for depth 2 for only secure urls i.e. https: and for whitelisted domains medium.com, help.medium.com and save the output inside data folder with file name medium-links in md and tsv format.

To consider the uniqueness consider the query params and ignore the hash params.

link-scraper -u https://medium.com/ -w https://medium.com,https://help.medium.com -o data/medium-links -e tsv,md -d 2 -qs --no-hash

Example 2

Partially init the application from command line and put other fields from the interactive interface.

For command line options: set the depth as 2 and set extension as tsv. consider only https: URLs and for uniqueness test consider the query params and ignore the hash params.

Seed URL, whitelisted domains and file path will be entered from command line.

link-scraper -qs --no-hash -d 2 -e tsv