Extracts structured JSON data from web pages using natural language prompts and ScrapingBee's managed scraping API.
Extract structured web data using natural language prompts without writing or maintaining CSS selectors.
This repository provides Python and Node.js code blueprints for extracting structured JSON from web pages using AI prompts. It routes requests through ScrapingBee to handle dynamic rendering, proxy rotation, and anti-bot obstacles. It suits developers building automated research pipelines, market intelligence tools, or price trackers.
The tool sends target URLs and natural language extraction prompts to an AI parsing engine via ScrapingBee's API endpoint. It handles headless browser rendering, custom HTTP headers, proxy rotation, and geolocation targeting behind a single API call. Instead of writing custom HTML parsers, you define requested fields like product names, prices, or contact details to receive standardized JSON responses.
It suits developers, data analysts, and automation engineers who need to gather structured web data without constantly updating fragile scraping scripts. It is not ideal for teams looking for an entirely offline or local LLM scraper, as it relies directly on ScrapingBee's hosted API infrastructure. It also requires basic programming knowledge in Python or Node.js to integrate into workflows.
Define output fields such as price, author, or contact details in plain text prompts to receive formatted JSON responses.
Execute client-side JavaScript on target pages to extract dynamic content that regular HTTP requests miss.
Route queries through premium proxies and specify country codes to access region-locked data.
Send custom user-agent strings, authentication cookies, and request headers to bypass access restrictions.
Integrate scraping workflows quickly using provided Python and Node.js code implementations.
The repository code itself is open to access without stated licensing fees, but executing requests requires a ScrapingBee account. ScrapingBee offers a free trial tier, after which usage requires a paid monthly subscription based on API credit consumption.
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No, this repository is a client blueprint that relies on ScrapingBee's cloud API for page rendering and AI parsing.
The repository provides direct code examples for Python, Node.js, and raw cURL HTTP requests.
Setting the render_js parameter to true instructs the underlying headless browser engine to execute client-side JavaScript before extracting data.
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