skrape{it}
1.1.X
1.1.X
  • Introduction
  • Why it exists
  • overview
    • Setup
    • Who should be using it
  • Http Client
    • Overview
    • Fetchers
      • HttpFetcher
      • BrowserFetcher
      • AsyncFetcher
      • Implement your own
    • Request Options
    • Pre-configure client
    • Response
      • Status
      • Cookies
  • Html Parser
    • Parsing HTML
  • assertions
    • expect content
  • How to Use
    • Testing
    • Scraping
    • JS-rendered sites
  • Examples
    • Grab all links from a Website
    • Creating a RESTful API (Spring-Boot)
  • GitHub Repo
  • Extensions
    • MockMvc
      • Getting Started
      • GitHub Repo
    • Ktor
      • Getting Started
      • GitHub Repo
  • About skrape{it}
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  • Contributions
  • Suggestions and contributions are welcome.
  • Open source
  • Sponsorship
  • Acknowledgments

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Skrape{it} is and always will be free and open-source. However your sponsorship of this project is greatly appreciated and will fund the caffeine and pizzas that fuel its development.

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Skrape{it} owes a lot to . It's a really good library if you want to parse HTML in Java!

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Gregor Billing
Alexi Bree
Andy Burris
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Fredrik Henricsson
Dmitriy Konopelkin
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