webcheck-cheerio-multi-mapper

Webcheck plugin map data with cheerio multiple times on same resource

How to install

npm install --save webcheck-cheerio-multi-mapping

How to use

/*jslint node:true*/

'use strict';

var MappingPlugin = require('webcheck-cheerio-multi-mapper');

var Webcheck = require('webcheck');

var PluginGroup = require('webcheck-plugin-group');
var CheerioPlugin = require('webcheck-cheerio');
var webcheck = new Webcheck();
var plugin = new MappingPlugin({
    mappings: {
        a: '.a',
        nested: {
            b: 'div.b',
            c: '.c'
        }
    },
    each: 'body .eachClass'
});

var group = new PluginGroup({
    plugins: [new CheerioPlugin(), plugin]
});

webcheck.addPlugin(group);
group.enable();

Options

• mappings: Object of mappings.
• each: Query that matches each mapping root.
• filterContentType: Follow only in matching content-type.
• filterStatusCode: Follow only in matching HTTP status code (defaults to 2xx status codes).
• filterUrl: Follow only in matching url.
• onError: Function that get executed on errors.
• onData: Function that get executed when data was fetched.

Note for filters

Filters are regular expressions, but the plugin uses only the .test(str) method to proof. You are able to write your own and much complexer functions by writing the logic in the test method of an object like this:

opts = {
   filterSomething: {
       test: function (val) {
           return false || true;
       }
   }
}

Overwrite values with crawl parameters

wbcheck.crawl({
    url: 'http://...',
    parameters: {
        forceValue: {
            a: 'This is now the value for a',
            nested: {
                b: 'This is now the value for b'
            }
        }
    }
}, function (err) {
    // go on here...
})

Working with onData

onData gives you the the result of the mapped data (named as data) and the result of the crawl (named as result).