(Check unit tests for more details)
Crawler = require('phantom-crawler')
# Can be initialized with optional options object
crawler = new Crawler()
# queue is an array of URLs to be crawled
crawler.queue.push 'http://google.com/', 'http://npmjs.com/'
# Can also do `crawler.fetch url` instead of pushing it and crawling it
# Extract plainText out of each phantomjs page
Promise.all crawler.crawl()
.then (pages) ->
texts = []
for page in pages
text = page.getPromise 'plainText'
text.then do (page) -> -> page.close()
texts.push text
return Promise.all texts
.then (texts) ->
# texts = array of plaintext from the website bodies
# also supports ajax requests
console.log texts
# kill that phantomjs bridge
.then -> crawler.phantom.then (p) -> p.exit()var Crawler = require('phantom-crawler');
// Can be initialized with optional options object
var crawler = new Crawler();
// queue is an array of URLs to be crawled
crawler.queue.push('http://google.com/', 'http://npmjs.com/');
// Can also do `crawler.fetch(url)` instead of pushing it and crawling it
// Extract plainText out of each phantomjs page
Promise.all(crawler.crawl())
.then(function(pages) {
var texts = [];
for (var i = 0; i < pages.length; i++) {
var page = pages[i];
// suffix Promise to return promises instead of callbacks
var text = page.getPromise('plainText');
texts.push(text);
text.then(function(p) {
return function() {
// Pages are like tabs, they should be closed
p.close()
}
}(page));
}
return Promise.all(texts);
})
.then(function(texts) {
// texts = array of plaintext from the website bodies
// also supports ajax requests
console.log(texts);
})
.then(function () {
// kill that phantomjs bridge
crawler.phantom.then(function (p) {
p.exit();
});
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