JSDOMCrawlerOptions <UserData, JSONData>
Hierarchy
- HttpCrawlerOptions<JSDOMCrawlingContext<UserData, JSONData>>
- JSDOMCrawlerOptions
Index
Properties
- additionalMimeTypes
- autoscaledPoolOptions
- errorHandler
- failedRequestHandler
- forceResponseEncoding
- handlePageFunction
- ignoreSslErrors
- keepAlive
- maxConcurrency
- maxRequestRetries
- maxRequestsPerCrawl
- maxRequestsPerMinute
- minConcurrency
- navigationTimeoutSecs
- persistCookiesPerSession
- postNavigationHooks
- preNavigationHooks
- proxyConfiguration
- requestHandler
- requestHandlerTimeoutSecs
- requestList
- requestQueue
- sessionPoolOptions
- suggestResponseEncoding
- useSessionPool
Properties
optionaladditionalMimeTypes
optionalautoscaledPoolOptions
Custom options passed to the underlying AutoscaledPool constructor.
NOTE: The
runTaskFunctionandisTaskReadyFunctionoptions are provided by the crawler and cannot be overridden. However, we can provide a custom implementation ofisFinishedFunction.
optionalerrorHandler
User-provided function that allows modifying the request object before it gets retried by the crawler.
It's executed before each retry for the requests that failed less than maxRequestRetries times.
The function receives the BasicCrawlingContext as the first argument,
where the request corresponds to the request to be retried.
Second argument is the Error instance that
represents the last error thrown during processing of the request.
optionalfailedRequestHandler
A function to handle requests that failed more than maxRequestRetries times.
The function receives the BasicCrawlingContext as the first argument,
where the request corresponds to the failed request.
Second argument is the Error instance that
represents the last error thrown during processing of the request.
optionalforceResponseEncoding
By default this crawler will extract correct encoding from the HTTP response headers. Use forceResponseEncoding
to force a certain encoding, disregarding the response headers.
To only provide a default for missing encodings, use HttpCrawlerOptions.suggestResponseEncoding
// Will force windows-1250 encoding even if headers say otherwise
forceResponseEncoding: 'windows-1250'
optionalhandlePageFunction
An alias for HttpCrawlerOptions.requestHandler
Soon to be removed, use requestHandler instead.
optionalignoreSslErrors
If set to true, SSL certificate errors will be ignored.
optionalkeepAlive
Allows to keep the crawler alive even if the RequestQueue gets empty.
By default, the crawler.run() will resolve once the queue is empty. With keepAlive: true it will keep running,
waiting for more requests to come. Use crawler.teardown() to exit the crawler.
optionalmaxConcurrency
Sets the maximum concurrency (parallelism) for the crawl. Shortcut for the
AutoscaledPool maxConcurrency option.
optionalmaxRequestRetries
Indicates how many times the request is retried if requestHandler fails.
optionalmaxRequestsPerCrawl
Maximum number of pages that the crawler will open. The crawl will stop when this limit is reached. This value should always be set in order to prevent infinite loops in misconfigured crawlers.
NOTE: In cases of parallel crawling, the actual number of pages visited might be slightly higher than this value.
optionalmaxRequestsPerMinute
The maximum number of requests per minute the crawler should run.
By default, this is set to Infinity, but we can pass any positive, non-zero integer.
Shortcut for the AutoscaledPool maxTasksPerMinute option.
optionalminConcurrency
Sets the minimum concurrency (parallelism) for the crawl. Shortcut for the
AutoscaledPool minConcurrency option.
WARNING: If we set this value too high with respect to the available system memory and CPU, our crawler will run extremely slow or crash. If not sure, it's better to keep the default value and the concurrency will scale up automatically.
optionalnavigationTimeoutSecs
Timeout in which the HTTP request to the resource needs to finish, given in seconds.
optionalpersistCookiesPerSession
Automatically saves cookies to Session. Works only if Session Pool is used.
It parses cookie from response "set-cookie" header saves or updates cookies for session and once the session is used for next request. It passes the "Cookie" header to the request with the session cookies.
optionalpostNavigationHooks
Async functions that are sequentially evaluated after the navigation. Good for checking if the navigation was successful.
The function accepts crawlingContext as the only parameter.
Example:
postNavigationHooks: [
async (crawlingContext) => {
// ...
},
]
optionalpreNavigationHooks
Async functions that are sequentially evaluated before the navigation. Good for setting additional cookies
or browser properties before navigation. The function accepts two parameters, crawlingContext and gotOptions,
which are passed to the requestAsBrowser() function the crawler calls to navigate.
Example:
preNavigationHooks: [
async (crawlingContext, gotOptions) => {
// ...
},
]
optionalproxyConfiguration
If set, this crawler will be configured for all connections to use Apify Proxy or your own Proxy URLs provided and rotated according to the configuration. For more information, see the documentation.
optionalrequestHandler
User-provided function that performs the logic of the crawler. It is called for each URL to crawl.
The function receives the BasicCrawlingContext as an argument,
where the request represents the URL to crawl.
The function must return a promise, which is then awaited by the crawler.
If the function throws an exception, the crawler will try to re-crawl the
request later, up to the maxRequestRetries times.
If all the retries fail, the crawler calls the function
provided to the failedRequestHandler parameter.
To make this work, we should always
let our function throw exceptions rather than catch them.
The exceptions are logged to the request using the
Request.pushErrorMessage() function.
optionalrequestHandlerTimeoutSecs
Timeout in which the function passed as requestHandler needs to finish, in seconds.
optionalrequestList
Static list of URLs to be processed.
If not provided, the crawler will open the default request queue when the crawler.addRequests() function is called.
Alternatively,
requestsparameter ofcrawler.run()could be used to enqueue the initial requests - it is a shortcut for runningcrawler.addRequests()before thecrawler.run().
optionalrequestQueue
Dynamic queue of URLs to be processed. This is useful for recursive crawling of websites.
If not provided, the crawler will open the default request queue when the crawler.addRequests() function is called.
Alternatively,
requestsparameter ofcrawler.run()could be used to enqueue the initial requests - it is a shortcut for runningcrawler.addRequests()before thecrawler.run().
optionalsessionPoolOptions
The configuration options for SessionPool to use.
optionalsuggestResponseEncoding
By default this crawler will extract correct encoding from the HTTP response headers.
Sadly, there are some websites which use invalid headers. Those are encoded using the UTF-8 encoding.
If those sites actually use a different encoding, the response will be corrupted. You can use
suggestResponseEncoding to fall back to a certain encoding, if you know that your target website uses it.
To force a certain encoding, disregarding the response headers, use HttpCrawlerOptions.forceResponseEncoding
// Will fall back to windows-1250 encoding if none found
suggestResponseEncoding: 'windows-1250'
optionaluseSessionPool
Basic crawler will initialize the SessionPool with the corresponding sessionPoolOptions.
The session instance will be than available in the requestHandler.
An array of MIME types you want the crawler to load and process. By default, only
text/htmlandapplication/xhtml+xmlMIME types are supported.