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sitemap-xml-parser
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It parses xml based on sitemap.xml and gets all files described in sitemap. Supports gz format
npm install sitemap-xml-parser
This library was created using ES2017's async await function. If you are using a lower than ES2017, it will not work well.
const SitemapXMLParser = require('sitemap-xml-parser');
const url = 'something sitemap url';
/*
If sitemapindex (link of xml or gz file) is written in sitemap, the URL will be accessed.
You can optionally specify the number of concurrent accesses and the number of milliseconds after processing and access to resume processing after a delay.
*/
const options = {
delay: 3000,
limit: 5
};
const sitemapXMLParser = new SitemapXMLParser(url, options);
sitemapXMLParser.fetch().then(result => {
console.log(result);
});
/*
Returns
{
loc: [ --- ],
lastmod: [ --- ],
changefreq: [ --- ],
priority: [ --- ]
},
{
loc: [ --- ],
lastmod: [ --- ],
changefreq: [ --- ],
priority: [ --- ]
},
...
*/
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It parses xml based on sitemap.xml and gets all files described in sitemap. Supports gz format
We found that sitemap-xml-parser 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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