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get-links

v0.0.2

Published

get links via dom selector

Downloads

10

Readme

get-links

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get links via dom selector

Project Status

Build Status

Overview

Often you want to quick select links from a side which doesn't provide a API. For example you want to download all MP3 files from Podcast but normally have to click each link manually or something like that.

This is where get-links comes handy. You pass a URL and a DOM Selector and get in return an Array with all URL's found for your query.

A good starting point for further action ...

install with npm

npm install --save get-links

install with yarn

yarn add get-links

Example

ES5

var log = require('get-links')

ES6

import log from 'get-links'

Examples

// github have a api to request information (https://developer.github.com/v3/)
// this is just an example how to use the npm module.
// the github frontend may change over time so the example won't work anymore.
//
//
// functionality:
//
// the main purpose of this script is to quick collect all links from
// a given site via dom selectors.
// its very useful to collect data from sites without an api.

import getLinks from 'get-links'
import log from 'console-emoji'

// get pinned repository links from github
const url = 'https://github.com/ellerbrock'
const selector = '.pinned-repo-item-content .d-block a'

getLinks(url, selector)
  .then(links => {
    log('GitHub: Pinned Repositories:', 'ok')
    links.forEach(v => log(`  :link:  ${url}${v}`))
  })

Output should look like this:

get-links

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License

Copyright (c) 2016 Maik Ellerbrock

MIT Licence