Findonpage NPM

findonpage

Simple Node.js Library to check if something is on a webpage

How to setup

npm install findonpage
Then require the package by doing this const find = require('findonpage')

How to use

If you've required the package, as seen here above, you'll have to decide which type of find you want to use. Here's the list:

normal, this one simply makes a request and check if it's on the page.
fake, this one will use a random user agent. Some websites require a user agent and this one will use a random one.
anticf, this one will try to bypass Cloudflare their "under attack" pages.

After you've decided which one you want to use you can use the following snippets to use them:

Normal

// Make a simple requests, no random user agents.
find.normal(url, word, r => {
    console.log('Normal: ' + r)
})

Fake

// Fake, this one generates random user agents. Some websites require user agents and will block requests without them.
find.fake(url, word, r => {
    console.log('Fake: ' + r)
})

AntiCF

// Anticf, this one will try to bypass cloudflare their "I'm under attack" mode.
// This one can take up to 10 seconds when the page is under attack mode but will succeed in getting a result.
find.anticf(url, word, r => {
    console.log('AntiCF: ' + r)
})

This will return type: true/falsein the console, you can now use the true/false to do other cool stuff!