Built for modern JavaScript stacks
Works for backend services, cron jobs, ETL pipelines, and LLM ingestion jobs in Node.js and TypeScript.
JavaScript and Node.js crawling
Crawl websites from Node.js and return clean markdown, text, or HTML. Skip crawler maintenance and focus on shipping product features.
New here? Start with the Getting Started docs.
Node.js example
import webcrawlerapi from "webcrawlerapi-js";
async function run() {
const client = new webcrawlerapi.WebcrawlerClient("YOUR_API_KEY");
const result = await client.crawl({
url: "https://example.com",
output_formats: ["markdown"],
items_limit: 20,
});
console.log(result.items[0]);
}
run().catch(console.error);Works for backend services, cron jobs, ETL pipelines, and LLM ingestion jobs in Node.js and TypeScript.
Extract main content in markdown or text to improve chunking quality and retrieval accuracy.
No proxy rotation, no custom retries, no anti-bot workarounds. You call one API and get consistent data.
Ship faster by reducing crawler ops work and keeping your team focused on product logic.
Use the Node.js SDK, provide a URL, and request markdown or HTML output. WebCrawlerAPI handles browser rendering, retries, and anti-bot infrastructure for you.
Yes. WebCrawlerAPI supports modern sites that require JavaScript rendering and can return cleaned content for downstream processing.
Yes. You can crawl site content and feed the extracted markdown or text into embeddings, vector databases, and retrieval workflows.
No. Infrastructure concerns like proxies, retries, and anti-bot handling are managed by WebCrawlerAPI.
Use WebCrawlerAPI for scalable website crawling and clean content extraction in Node.js.
Read our step-by-step guide and implement a crawler in JavaScript.
how to build crawler in javascript