I have build a scraper using Puppeteer and Node.js and now i want to dockerize it. I've tried multiple ways to tackle this, but encountering issue when puppeteer tries to start the browser for scraping. My current basic Dockerfile without…
I'm trying to build a multi-search tool that searches a list of websites and outputs results from all of them on one page as an array. The NPM package node-fetch works fine for most of the sites: fetch the desired…
When I try to run a Puppeteer command from PHP using the exec function, I get this error: Error: EACCES: permission denied, stat '/root/.config/puppeteer' Do you know how to resolve this problem? I tried to set the owner and the…
I am using Puppeteer to reach a button (unfollow button) in my GitHub followings page. Because this button does not exist when I scrape this page I think it has been created by user-side JS code. Then I used waitForSelector…
I have implemented a PDF download feature in my current project using Puppeteer. I'm hosting the project on AWS with Node 18. Locally, it works perfectly fine, but in production when I hit the PDF download API, it returns the…
I am scraping dynamic website with puppeteer. My goal is to be able to create as much generic scraping logic as possible, which will also remove a lot of boilerplate code. So for that reason, I created external function that…
I am trying to create an Node.js API, that scrapes website, (I started only with Goodreads as a website to be scraped and will expand further when I first the optimize the approach) and provides the scraped data to the…
I'm trying to parse imdb movie connections (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090887/movieconnections/), but more button don't load info in each category (featured in, followeb by...). Puppeteer click function doesn't work because it's a kind of javascript function const puppeteer = require('puppeteer'); const scrape =…
I am using "puppeteer": "^19.11.1",: I created this function to press the consent button on this Page: This is my function: async function handleConsent(page, logger) { const consentButtonSelector = '#uc-center-container > div.sc-eBMEME.ixkACg > div > div > div > button.sc-dcJsrY.bSKKNx';…
I'm trying to create a Synthetic monitor that will serve as a kind of Hearth Beat. The tricky thing is that I want it to check the authenticated pages. So, I have a script that logs-in using an alerting account…