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check-domain-serp

v1.0.5

Published

This module allows to execute a search on Google and get infos on the related domains (mainly trust flow, topical trust flow & whois).

Downloads

6

Readme

Check domains in a SERP

This module allows to execute a search on Google and get infos on the related domains (mainly trust flow, topical trust flow & whois).

Installation

$ npm install check-domain-serp

Example

var serp = require('check-domain-serp');

var options = {
  host : "google.be",
  qs : {
    q : "[add your keywords]"
  },
  majecticKey : "[Add your majestickey here]",
  whois : {user : "[Add you login]", password : "[add your password]"}
};

serp.searchDomains(options, function(error, domains){
    if (error) {
      console.log("Error during retrieving domains on SERP : " + error);
    }

    console.log(domains);
});

Options

The option json structure can contain the following paramaters :

For executing the request/scrape on Google :

  • For google.com, the param host is not necessary.
  • qs can contain the usual Google search parameters : https://moz.com/ugc/the-ultimate-guide-to-the-google-search-parameters.
  • options.qs.q is the keyword or an array of keywords.
  • num is the number of desired results (defaut is 10).
  • The options object can also contain Request parameters like http headers, ...
  • The user agent is not mandatory. Default value will be : 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:40.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/40.1'
  • delay : delay in ms between each HTTP request on Google (default : 0 ms).
  • retry : number of retry if an HTTP request fails (error or HTTP status != 200).

For Checking the domains :

  • majecticKey : your majestic key API,
  • whois : your credentials for Whois XML API,
  • noCheckIfDNSResolve : if true, the domain info are not retrieved if the DNS is resolved for this domain.
  • minTrustFlow : The min TrustFlow value for getting the whois API
  • sortOnTrustFlow : if true, sort the SERP on the TrustFlow.