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- wikifetch-modern
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Readme
What
Wikipedia scrapper that returns a JSON-formatted object of all the links and images in a wiki article.
Why
For one of my projects I needed a list of related links from a wiki article including text exerpt and an image. This is a small experiment based on @bcoe's npm module which I rewrote to ES6, Promises and it's now usable outside of terminal.
How
Based on cheerio for parsing the HTML, request-promise for getting data and Bluebird for promises.
Sample data returned by this module :
{
"title": "Foobar Article",
"links": {
"Link_to_another_article: {
"text": "Another article.", // the text that was linked.
"title": "Another_article.", // title attribute <a/> tag.
"occurrences": 1 // number of times this article was linked.
}
},
"sections": {
"Section Heading": {
text: "text contents of section.",
images: ["http://foobar.jpg"] // images occurring within this section.
}
}
}Usage
Install npm module:
npm install wikifetch-modernUse wikifetch-modern in your code. Calling wikifetch returns a Promise :
import wikifetch from 'wikifetch-modern';
// or var wikifetch = require('wikifetch-modern').default;
wikifetch('javascript')
.then(article => {
console.log('JSON ARTICLE: ', article);
})
.catch(err => {
// handle error
});Building
To build the project run:
npm install && gulpTesting
To test the project run:
gulp testDevelopment
Easiest way to develop is to run the watcher :
gulp watchCredits
Based on: WikiFetch