@nuclia/extractor
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Allows to extract the HTML content of a web page.
When pushing regular links to your Nuclia Knowledge Box, the content of the page is extracted by the Nuclia processing, but your web pages may not be accessible from the internet. This extractor allows you to extract the content of your web pages locally and so the Nuclia Sync Agent can push the corresponding content to your Nuclia Knowledge Box.
It must be used in conjunction with the Nuclia Sync agent. It must be deployed on the same machine as the Nuclia Sync agent, and it runs on port 8091.
npm install @nuclia/extractor
npm start
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Allows to extract the HTML content of a web page.
We found that @nuclia/extractor demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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