azlyrics-lyric-scraper
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AzLyrics webscraper that returns a promise in JSON format. Another feature of this scraper is that it prevents the anti-bot detection so we can avoid human verifications such as captchas.
AzLyrics webscraper that returns a promise in JSON format. Another feature of this scraper is that it prevents the anti-bot detection so we can avoid human verifications such as captchas.
npm i azlyrics-lyric-scraper
//CommonJS
const client = require("azlyrics-lyric-scraper");
searchSong() and getLyrics()(async()=>
const azlyrics = require("azlyrics-lyric-scraper");
let res1 = await azlyrics.searchSong('Mou Sukoshi Dake Yoasobi')
console.log(res1)
let res2 = await azlyrics.getLyrics(res1.songs[0].url)
console.log(res2)
})()
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AzLyrics webscraper that returns a promise in JSON format. Another feature of this scraper is that it prevents the anti-bot detection so we can avoid human verifications such as captchas.
The npm package azlyrics-lyric-scraper receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, azlyrics-lyric-scraper popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that azlyrics-lyric-scraper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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