node-readability
Turn any web page into a clean view. This module is based on arc90's readability project.
Install
npm install node-readability
Requirements
Usage
readability.read(html [, options], callback)
Where
- html url or html code.
- options is an optional options object
- callback is the callback to run -
callback(error, article)
Example
var readability = require('node-readability');
readability.read('http://howtonode.org/really-simple-file-uploads', function(err, article) {
console.log(article.getContent());
});
NB If the file has been marked with charset other than utf-8, it is converted automatically. Charsets such as GBK, GB2312 is also supported via iconv.
Options
node-readability support all the options that fetch support.
Possible option values
- maxRedirects how many redirects allowed, defaults to 10
- disableRedirects set to true if redirects are not allowed, defaults to false
- headers optional header fields, in the form of
{'Header-Field':'value'}
- maxResponseLength maximum allowed length for the file, the remainder is cut off. Defaults to
Infinity
- method defaults to GET
- payload request body
- disableGzip set to false, to disable content gzipping, needed for Node v0.5.9 which has buggy zlib
- cookies an array of cookie definitions in the form of
['name=val']
- cookieJar for sharing cookies between requests, see below
- outputEncoding
- disableDecoding set to true to disable automatic charset decoding to utf-8
- overrideCharset set input encoding
- asyncDnsLoookup use high performance asynchronous DNS resolution based on c-ares instead of a thread pool calling getaddrinfo(3)
- timeout set a timeout in ms
- agent pass-through http.request agent parameter
article
getContent()
Return the article content of the web page. Return false
if failed.
getTitle()
Return the article title of the web page.
getHTML()
Return the original html of the web page.
getDocument()
Return the document of the web page generated by jsdom.
TODO
- Support more readability features
- Performance optimization
License
This code is under the Apache License 2.0. http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0