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aws-proxy-fetch

v1.0.2

Published

Fetch web content behind a firewall with an AWS proxy.

Downloads

17

Readme

aws-proxy-fetch

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Fetch web content behind a firewall with an AWS proxy.

Inspiration

Fetching web content from other websites from client-side usually either results in a CORS or a 403 Forbidden error. A typical workaround for this is to fetch it via a proxy server, but this is also usually blocked due to "Are you a human?" checks.

aws-proxy-fetch uses Puppeteer to get the actual page content, grabs the generated HTML, transforms and serves it.

Check out node-proxy-fetch for a platform agnostic approach.

Usage

Before you use this package, make sure that your environment has the correct configuration:

  • Compatible runtimes: nodejs12.x
  • Compatible architectures: x86_64

This package cannot run on Node v14.x due to this error, and on Node v12.x due to this reason.

You'll need to manually create a layer for chrome-aws-lambda and add it to your Lambda function, here are the instructions. Alternatively, you can copy the layer ARN from here.

Install this package in your project and create a layer.

Finally, in your AWS Lambda code:

// Packages:
const Chromium = require('chrome-aws-lambda')
const fetch = require('aws-proxy-fetch').default


// Exports:
exports.handler = async (event, _context, _callback) => {
  const fetchOptions = JSON.parse(event['fetchOptions'])
  const response = {
    statusCode: 200,
    headers: {
      'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*'
    }
  }

  if (fetchOptions.type === 'DOCUMENT') {
    const webpage = await fetch(Chromium, {
      targetURL: fetchOptions.targetURL,
      type: fetchOptions.type,
      puppeteerOptions: {
        baseURL: fetchOptions.puppeteerOptions.baseURL,
        ...fetchOptions.puppeteerOptions
      },
      ...fetchOptions
    })
    response.body = webpage
  } else if (fetchOptions.type === 'BLOB') {
    const image = (await fetch({
      targetURL: fetchOptions.targetURL,
      type: fetchOptions.type,
      ...fetchOptions
    })).fetchOptions
    response.body = image
  } else {
    response.body = 'Invalid type!'
    response.statusCode = 400
  }
  return response
}

API

Chromium

Chromium

The imported Chromium class.

options

targetURL

string

The target URL that you want to fetch.

type

FetchType = 'DOCUMENT' | 'BLOB'

The type of content you are fetching.

axiosOptions

AxiosOptions - OPTIONAL

Options for Axios, only used when type is BLOB.

config

AxiosRequestConfig<any> - OPTIONAL

headers

AxiosRequestHeaders - OPTIONAL

puppeteerOptions

PuppeteerOptions - OPTIONAL

baseURL

string

The base URL with the pattern protocol://domain.tld. All relative paths in the fetched HTML is replaced with this.

waitFor

number - OPTIONAL

The number of milliseconds to wait for before scraping the HTML. This gives time for the Javascript to run on the page. Defaults to 5000.

transformExternalLinks

boolean - OPTIONAL

Whether to transform relative paths with the baseURL or not. Defaults to true.

launchOptions

Partial<PuppeteerOptions> - OPTIONAL

Launch options for Puppeteer.

launchArguments

string[] - OPTIONAL

Launch arguments for Puppeteer.

License

MIT