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In this guide, you will learn how you can easily integrate ScraperAPI with Splash to handle JavaScript-heavy websites that require browser rendering. I will walk you through the recommended integration methods and show you how to leverage both Splash’s rendering capabilities and ScraperAPI’s proxy infrastructure. Recommended Method: Route Splash through
Use ScraperAPI with Cypress to scrape JavaScript-heavy sites and run end-to-end tests. It’s perfect for dynamic pages that regular scraping tools can’t handle. Getting started This basic Cypress test works fine for static sites, but it breaks on pages that load content with JavaScript: To scrape JavaScript-heavy pages, use ScraperAPI
ScraperAPI is a powerful scraping tool that handles proxies, browsers, and CAPTCHAs automatically. In this guide, you’ll learn how to integrate ScraperAPI with HtmlUnit, a fast and lightweight headless browser for Java. Getting Started Before we integrate ScraperAPI, here’s a basic HtmlUnit scraping example: This works for basic scraping but
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