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scrapfly-sdk

v0.6.9

Published

SDK for Scrapfly.io API for web scraping, screenshotting and data extraction

Downloads

6,711

Readme

Scrapfly SDK

npm install scrapfly-sdk
deno add jsr:@scrapfly/scrapfly-sdk
bun jsr add @scrapfly/scrapfly-sdk

Typescript/Javascript SDK for Scrapfly.io web scraping API which allows to:

  • Scrape the web without being blocked.
  • Use headless browsers to access Javascript-powered page data.
  • Scale up web scraping.
  • ... and much more!

For web scraping guides see our blog and #scrapeguide tag for how to scrape specific targets.

The SDK is distributed through:

Quick Intro

  1. Register a Scrapfly account for free
  2. Get your API Key on scrapfly.io/dashboard
  3. Start scraping: 🚀
// node 
import { ScrapflyClient, ScrapeConfig } from 'scrapfly-sdk';
// bun
import { ScrapflyClient, ScrapeConfig} from '@scrapfly/scrapfly-sdk';
// deno: 
import { ScrapflyClient, ScrapeConfig } from 'jsr:@scrapfly/scrapfly-sdk';

const key = 'YOUR SCRAPFLY KEY';
const client = new ScrapflyClient({ key });
const apiResponse = await client.scrape(
    new ScrapeConfig({
        url: 'https://web-scraping.dev/product/1',
        // optional parameters:
        // enable javascript rendering
        render_js: true,
        // set proxy country
        country: 'us',
        // enable anti-scraping protection bypass
        asp: true,
        // set residential proxies
        proxy_pool: 'public_residential_pool',
        // etc.
    }),
);
console.log(apiResponse.result.content); // html content
// Parse HTML directly with SDK (through cheerio)
console.log(apiResponse.result.selector('h3').text());

For more see /examples directory.
For more on Scrapfly API see our getting started documentation For Python see Scrapfly Python SDK

Debugging

To enable debug logs set Scrapfly's log level to "DEBUG":

import { log } from 'scrapfly-sdk';

log.setLevel('DEBUG');

Additionally, set debug=true in ScrapeConfig to access debug information in Scrapfly web dashboard:

import { ScrapflyClient } from 'scrapfly-sdk';

new ScrapeConfig({
    url: 'https://web-scraping.dev/product/1',
    debug: true,
    // ^ enable debug information - this will show extra details on web dashboard
});

Development

This is a Deno Typescript project that builds to NPM through DNT.

  • /src directory contains all of the source code with main.ts being the entry point.
  • __tests__ directory contains tests for the source code.
  • deno.json contains meta information
  • build.ts is the build script that builds the project to nodejs ESM package.
  • /npm directory will be produced when built.ts is executed for building node package.
# make modifications and run tests
$ deno task test
# format
$ deno fmt
# lint
$ deno lint
# publish JSR:
$ deno publish
# build NPM package:
$ deno task build-npm
# publish NPM:
$ cd npm && npm publish