Jordan promises – async/await vs .then
As I’ve stated in a lot of other posts, I’m a big fan of async/await. I think it’s a pretty clean way to manage code
Category: Web Scraping
Jordan Makes His HTTP Requests More Consistent
The goal with this post is to get some information on why a lot of my requests in the link checker were returning inaccurate status
Jordan Scrapes Websites for Keywords
Axios Okay, fine. Axios is pretty good. I’ve been pretty stubborn in my use of request and request-promise. And honestly, they’ve been great. I’ve gotten
Jordan Scrapes Alibaba
Demo code here I’ll admit it, this scrape is super light. It really just shows the basic of a scrape using Puppeteer. I think I
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[CONTINUED] Jordan Scrapes Amazon For Private Label Potential Products
Demo code here The goal I’m going to summarize my goal with this scrape. I went over this in my last post but I’m going
Jordan Continues Working on Scraping for Private Label Products
This post is going to be a bit different. It’s kind of a half post going through my thought process as I work to improve
Jordan Scrapes Amazon For Private Label Products (work in progress)
So. I have some code ready here but it’s not actually “ready”. This post is going to be some discussion about my goals and some
Jordan Scrapes Pinterest for Recipes (with infinite scrolling)
Demo code here I have a confession to make. I’m not on the Pinterest bandwagon. My wife loves it. I don’t know how to use
Jordan Automates Builds and Testing with Travis-CI
Demo Code Here I talked a lot about unit testing last week. I really feel that unit testing is a critical part of maintaining code.
Jordan Unit Tests Web Scraping Done with Request
Demo code here Okay, it’s not actually request I’m testing here but request-promise. I am just going to test the code I built last week