ionicabizau/scrape-it

🔮 A Node.js scraper for humans.

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Added to GitGenius on September 17th, 2026
Created on April 28th, 2016
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Number of forks: 217
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scrape-it is a Node.js web scraper that simplifies extracting structured data from HTML pages.

The tool addresses the problem of parsing HTML content and converting it into usable JavaScript objects. It works by accepting a URL and a schema that describes what data to extract, then returns the matched content in a structured format. The approach abstracts away low-level DOM traversal, letting developers define extraction rules declaratively rather than writing manual parsing logic.

The scraper suits projects that need to gather data from websites without building a full browser automation framework. It works well for straightforward extraction tasks where you know the HTML structure in advance. Developers choosing this tool should expect a lightweight solution focused on schema-based extraction rather than JavaScript execution or complex interaction patterns.

The project shows signs of sustained maintenance with regular commits and responsiveness to issues and pull requests. The codebase receives updates that address bug reports and incorporate user feedback. Documentation is actively maintained to reflect the tool's capabilities and usage patterns.