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scrapyyy

v1.1.1

Published

A web scraping tool built with TypeScript, utilizing Cheerio and Axios to fetch and filter HTML content from web pages.

Downloads

19

Readme

Scrapyyy : Scrape the web in one line!

A web scraping tool built with TypeScript, utilizing Cheerio and Axios to fetch and filter HTML content from web pages.

Update : Can also run on CLI now!

Installation

npm install scrapyyy

Features

  • Fetch and parse HTML from web pages.

  • Include or exclude specific HTML tags during scraping.

  • Filter content based on CSS selectors.

  • Optionally return only the data (text content) or full HTML.

Usage

First, import the scraper module and use it to scrape web pages.


import  {  scraper  }  from  "scrapyyy";

//  Example  usage
(async () => {
const  result  =  await  scraper("https://example.com",  {
onlyData:  true,
includeTags: ["div", "span"],
excludeTags: ["script", "style"],
selector: ["#content", ".main"],
});

console.log(result);
})();

API

scraper(url, options):

Parameters:

  • url (string): The URL of the webpage to scrape.
  • options (object): Optional configuration to modify the scraping process.
    • onlyData (boolean): If true, returns only the text content of the page (default: false).
    • includeTags (string[]): List of tag names to include in the result.
    • excludeTags (string[]): List of tag names to exclude from the result.
    • selector (string[]): CSS selectors to filter the content (e.g., #id, .class, tagName).

Returns:

  • Promise: A promise that resolves with the scraped content (either HTML or plain text).

Example:

Scrape HTML Content

const html = await scraper("https://example.com");

console.log(html); // Full HTML content of the page

Scrape with Tag Inclusion/Exclusion

const filtered = await scraper("https://example.com", {
  includeTags: ["html", "body", "head", "title", "p", "div"],

  excludeTags: ["script"],
});

console.log(filtered); // HTML content with only <p> and <div>, excluding <script>

Note : If you are including a certain tag but not its parent tag, it won't be present in the result.

eg. If you include p tag but not include body, no p tags will actually be included.

Scrape Using CSS Selectors

const selectedContent = await scraper("https://example.com", {
  selector: [".header", "#main"],
});

console.log(selectedContent); // Text content from elements matching the provided selectors

Scrape Only Data (Text Content)

const data = await scraper("https://example.com", { onlyData: true });

console.log(data); // Plain text content of the page

For CLI usage :


scrapyyy "https://example.com" '{"onlyData": true,"includeTags":["html","body"], "excludeTags": ["script", "style"] , "selector": [".header", "#main"]}'

License

MIT