Very simple library to crawl any web site. It uses Puppeteer.

You can clone it and use npm to install its dependencies.

clone https://github.com/xblanc33/crawler.git
cd crawler
npm install

Then You have to run docker-compose because the crawler needs RabbitMQ and MongoDB:

cd docker
docker-compose up --build

Then you can run the test:

npm test

To crawl a web site, you have first to create one crawler by giving it the host name of the MongoDB and RabbitMQ servers. Once created, you can set the different Crawl Tasks (one single initial task and several other ones). Then you can ask the crawler to start !

const crawler = new Crawler('localhost','localhost');
crawler.setInitialTask(tasks.search);
crawler.addTasks([tasks.analysis]);
crawler.start().then(() => { done();}).catch(e => {console.log(e);});			

The crawler performs crawling tasks (initial crawl task as well as the next ones). A Task has a name (which also correspond to the name of its input RabbitMQ queue), a factory that creates scenario to crawl, a function that analyse the crawled HTML (optional), and a function that performs post treatments.

Here is the Google Analysis Task (with only a scenario, no HTML and no Post analysis)

analysis = new Task(
    'analysis',
    function(options) {
        let scenario = new wat_action.Scenario();
        let gotoAction;
        winston.info(`page: ${options.href}`)
        gotoAction = new wat_action.GotoAction(options.href);
        scenario.addAction(gotoAction);
        let waitAction = new wat_action.WaitAction(WAIT_TEMPO);
        scenario.addAction(waitAction);
        return scenario;
    }
);

The test extends this example by providing HTML analysis and post analysis.