This scrapes the latest month results from WhoIsHiring (Hacker News)
It scrapes around every 30 minutes for new posts. You'll get access to the title, content, id, date/time of a job post.
Once fetching the the json from the /jobs route you can obtain the data as such
const { month, title, content, id, date_time } = jsonData.jobs;A string of the month forum the post was taken from, you can use
this to display the month where every job posting was from i.e "September 2021"
A string of the job posting title, some false positives due to incorrect poster format but generally no issues i.e "Vue | US Remote-First| Junior "
HTML of the job posting, displaying all the job information. Purified with DOMPurify so you can set innerHTML without worry (probably). You're free to include another solution. i.e "<p>Job Content</p>"
This is the job posting id which is a string of numbers, you can use this for keys in your lists, and also link directly to the original post by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=POSTIDHERE REPLACE "POSTIDHERE" WITH THE JOB POST ID OPTION
The date of when the job posting was created in ISO 8601 format. There was no timezone offset added but it seems they're using UTC time. Just add a Z to the string for UTC time. i.e 2021-09-02T20:47:12Z add the Z manually