Thank you Benjamin. I tried to make the article appeal to novice developers who are not familiar with such techniques. I chose to use cheerio, for its elegant API, which can cover complex cases without bloadting the codebase. My purpose was to provide a technique that can be used both as reference, as well as introduction to some basic concepts of web-scraping.
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Nice post! Great idea to use Tor!
Cheerio though is redundant. You can just run JS in the page context with
page.evaluate. That makes it even easier.Have a look at dev.to/benjaminmock/the-easiest-wa...
Thank you Benjamin. I tried to make the article appeal to novice developers who are not familiar with such techniques. I chose to use cheerio, for its elegant API, which can cover complex cases without bloadting the codebase. My purpose was to provide a technique that can be used both as reference, as well as introduction to some basic concepts of web-scraping.