codecareernepal

codecareernepal

A small Node.js package to scrape job listings from multiple Nepal-based (and related) company career pages.

This repository exports a simple API you can use to fetch job listings for a supported company.

Installation

Install from npm (if published) or use locally by cloning this repo.

From npm:

npm install job-listings-scraper

From the repository (local development):

git clone https://github.com/anishjoshi1999/CodeCareerNepal-Server.git
cd "CodeCareerNepal-Server"
npm install

Quick usage

The package exposes a single convenience function getJobs(companyName) from the module entrypoint (index.js). It returns a Promise which resolves to an array of job objects scraped for the given company.

Example (Node.js):

const { getJobs } = require('codecareernepal'); // or require('./index') when using repo locally

(async () => {
	try {
		const jobs = await getJobs('Cotiviti');
		console.log(jobs);
	} catch (err) {
		console.error('Error:', err.message);
	}
})();

API contract

• Input: companyName (string) — case-insensitive name of a supported company
• Output: Promise<Array> — array of job objects (shape depends on each scraper but usually contains title, location, url and posted date when available)
• Errors: throws an Error if company is not found or scraping fails

Listing available companies

If you're unsure which company names to pass to getJobs(), use the helper listCompanies() which returns the registered company names the package knows about.

Example:

const { listCompanies } = require('codecareernepal');

console.log(listCompanies());
// -> ['Cotiviti', 'FuseMachine', 'LeapFrog', ...]

Tip: listCompanies() returns the same strings registered in the index.js entrypoint. Use any of those strings (case-insensitive) with getJobs(companyName).

Scripts

• npm start — runs node index (entrypoint)
• npm run dev — runs nodemon index.js (requires nodemon to be installed globally or as a devDependency)

Supported companies

The following company names (case-insensitive) are wired into the entrypoint. Use one of these strings with getJobs():

• Cotiviti
• FuseMachine
• LeapFrog
• LISNepal
• SoftBenz
• Cedargate
• Versik (note: spelled verisk in code)
• EbPearls
• LogPointNepal
• InfoDevelopers
• Ekbana
• Deerhold
• Asterdio
• Amnil
• BajiraTechnolgoies
• Clusus
• CodePixelzMedia
• ComplianceQuest
• MegaBitNepalDocsumo

Note: The exact internal module names map from the Companies/ folder. If a company entry throws "not found", check index.js for the exact registered name strings and use the same.

Troubleshooting

• If you get "Company 'X' not found.", verify the name matches one of the supported company names above (case-insensitive).
• If a scraper returns an empty array, the company's website markup may have changed — open an issue or update the corresponding file in Companies/.
• Some scrapers may require additional dependencies (e.g., Puppeteer is included in package.json). Install the dependencies with npm install before running.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. To add a new company scraper:

• Create a new file under Companies/ that exports a scraping function (e.g. scrapeNewCo) and exposes it via module.exports.
• Register the function in index.js by adding an entry to the scrapingFunctions array with a name and scrape reference.
• Add tests or a small script to verify the scraper works.

License

MIT