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product-info
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Extracts limited product information for a given web page.
Current implementation is crude with generic (non-schema.org) websites
being limited to only name
and price
information.
When a URL is provided the page is opened in jsdom,
and is set to fetch and process external script
tags. To skip this pass in the
HTML of the page instead.
npm install product-info
A javascript object is returned with a similar structure to the schema.org product schema; however, canonical references were removed.
// Returned
{
name: 'Blue Shirt',
description: 'A blue colored shirt',
offers: {
price: '20.00',
priceCurrency: 'USD',
availability: 'InStock'
}
}
Method for parsing HTML into a product.
producer.parse('http://my-schema-url.org', function(err, product){
// product returned
});
Method for parsing a URL into a product. Waits until all external script tags are fetched and have run.
producer.parse('http://my-schema-url.org', function(err, product){
// product returned
});
FAQs
Extracts product information from web pages
We found that product-info 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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