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I think this project might be dead. Or waiting to be reborn.
There are issues with some of the dependencies and would require a bit of a spring clean to bring it into life.
Noodle began as an exploration into having a union of intentional and unintentional APIs (i.e. every public web page and document), easily queried from a client, and extendable into modules of information. I think that's still relevant.
I mentioned some time back in the Issues that I was working on a codebase inspired by Noodle, which has been through a couple of evolution cycles, but not yet ready to be released.
It would be good to hear people's thoughts - is this useful, what are you use cases, and what would still be useful to achieve with such a tool?
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Thanks, I recently find this project because I'm going to setup a server which receive scripts or something like json and do data scrapping inside the server. It has many differences from noodle
, but I look noodle
as a core API provider, more featured interface should be wrapped. I think if noodle
is flexiable and extendable enough, I can develop based on it. I'd like to know if you have any plans or what are you waiting for ?
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Yo! I noticed I couldn't install this project's dependencies from a fresh windows / node install. I think it's something to do with a dependency (xml-to-json) requiring python to build itself when you run npm install
.
I made a new branch which replaces xml2json
with xml2json-light
. Haven't really digested all of the implications of this but tests passing. Still plenty of cobwebs but now at least it builds (for me at least!). I'll leave it to @premasagar to see if its appropriate to merge the branch and update the project on npm in case I break something as I haven't coded in awhile.
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Related Issues (20)
- POST Request not working on particular page HOT 1
- Handle GZIP:ed responses HOT 3
- add in Proxy Support HOT 4
- mapped queries not working HOT 1
- Getting the last called url HOT 2
- Installation errors HOT 8
- Retrive HTTP status code HOT 1
- Selecting by text for hierarchical/nested data HOT 1
- ENOENT error HOT 3
- Some (german?) URLs not working HOT 1
- The documentation on noodlejs.com incorrect HOT 1
- Wait for Page to load before querying HOT 1
- No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource HOT 1
- FATAL ERROR: CALL_AND_RETRY_LAST Allocation failed - process out of memory HOT 1
- Doesn't work on node versions > 0.10 HOT 1
- Doesn't give final url and domain
- How to get lists of <div> with class name HOT 1
- Node JS now requires jsdom
- Server does not work on Windows HOT 2
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