linkedin-search-groups
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A nodejs package to search keyword in linkedin groups and scrape search results data from linkedin automatically.
Linkedin-Search-Groups is a nodejs package to search keyword in groups and then scrape groups data on linkedin using browser automation. It currently runs only on windows.
npm install linkedin-search-groups
In this example we first import package, then we login with cookies and then search and scrape data of groups.
var linkedin=require("linkedin-search-groups");
function get_data(response){
var data=response["body"]
console.log("data",data)
}
function results(){
linkedin.groups_results(get_data)
}
function search(){
linkedin.search_groups('keyword',results)
}
linkedin.login_cookie(cookie_list,search)
datakund is needed for browser automation. As soon as this package is imported in code, automated browser will open up.
var linkedin=require("linkedin-search-groups");
linkedin.login(username,password)
linkedin.login_cookie(list_of_cookies)
linkedin.search_groups("keyword")
linkedin.groups_results()
To login with cookies Edit this Cookie Extension can be added to browser
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A nodejs package to search keyword in linkedin groups and scrape search results data from linkedin automatically.
The npm package linkedin-search-groups receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, linkedin-search-groups popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that linkedin-search-groups 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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