scrape-fso

Web scrapping CLI that extracts the video links from a specified TV SHOW avoiding loads of ads and pop-ups.

The end result of the cli is to create a file with all the video links from every season of a TV Show and upload the file to an S3 bucket or save it on the disk.

Probably more useful if you run it locally. You can do this by:

• cloning the repo
• installing the dependencies npm i
• running the CLI with logging enabled node bin/cli.js --name=the-blacklist --logging=true

If you want to run it globally, you can do this by:

• install the cli globally using npm install -g scrape-fso
• run it with scrape-fso --name=the-blacklist

Requirements

• Nodejs > 8

How to use

scrape-fso --name=SHOW_NAME --season=SEASON_NUMBER|all --logging=true|false

• name - the TV series name (lowercase and with dashes instead of spaces, ex: how-i-met-your-mother)
• season (Optional) - the season number. It will default to all seasons if not specified.
• save-to-file (Optional) - saving the results to a file like season-name.json (default: true)
• save-to-s3 (Optional) - saving the resulted json file to an S3 bucket (defualt: false)
• logging (Optional) - enable lots of logging (default: false)

In order to save to an S3 bucket (path where it will be saved is /shows/${show-name}.json), you need to provide the following ENV variables:

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=xxx
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=xxx
BUCKET_NAME=xxx

You can update the scrape timeout by updating the process.env.SCRAPE_TIMEOUT ENV variable. If this timeout is long enough, it will give you enough time to pass the recaptcha challanges before the script continue to scrape the rest of the pages.

Examples

scrape-fso --name=the-blacklist --season=6 --logging=true

scrape-fso --name=the-blacklist --season=all