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simplecrawler-mongo-queue

v1.0.1

Published

MongoDB queue implementation for simplecrawler

Downloads

9

Readme

MongoDB queue for Simplecrawler

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This is a queue implementation for simplecrawler powered by MongoDB.

Installation

npm install --save simplecrawler-mongo-queue

Usage

First of all, create a new Simplecrawler instance as described in the documentation. Then create the queue instance and assign it to crawler.queue property.

const Crawler = require('simplecrawler');
const MongoQueue = require('simplecrawler-mongo-queue');

(async () => {
  const crawler = new Crawler('http://example.com');
  crawler.queue = await MongoQueue.create(datastore, name);
  crawler.start();
})();

The create method returns MongoQueue instance and has two arguments:

  • datastore - the application should provide a MongoDB collection where the queue will be stored.
  • name (optional) - a name of the queue to distinguish the different crawlers. If the argument is omitted the constructor creates a random queue name.

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