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context-url-extractor

v1.0.1

Published

Methods for extracting URLs from HTML or text strings with surrounding context

Downloads

8

Readme

context-url-extractor

standard-readme compliant

Methods for extracting URLs from HTML or text strings with surrounding context

When data mining content that contains URLs, it's far easier for a machine to categorise them if they are semantic (or friendly) URLs:

Bad URL

  • http://example.com?country=19&province=2

Good URL

  • http://example.com/americas/canada/quebec

This package provides a jumping off point for data mining the surrounding context of each URL found in the supplied content.

Table of Contents

Install

npm install --save context-url-extractor

Usage

const extractor = new ContextUrlExtractor({ content });
const res = extractor.extractUrls();

Custom Context Lengths

The default pre and post context string lengths are set to 170 characters, but this can be overridden in the constructor.

const extractor = new ContextUrlExtractor({ content, contextCharsBefore: 80, contextCharsAfter: 80 });

Example Response

[
	{
		"url": "https://example.com/profile.aspx?section=99&trId=9877A4CF44987123AED90&rd=722108935",
		"contextPre": "nd. To log in to your profile please <a href=\"",
		"contextPost": "\">click here</a> and sign in with your email "
	}
]

Maintainers

@njhoran

Contributing

Small note: If editing the README, please conform to the standard-readme specification.

License

MIT © 2019 njhoran