hq pulls information from webpages. It's mainly intended to interlink with jq, allowing you to:
- pull down a website using curl
- extract links, headers, or whatever target content you want
- pass this information onto
jqfor filtering
1, Experimental - This project might die, it's undertested and underdocumented, and redesigns and breaking changes are likely
This project's name is either styled afterjq, or Hylaeus quadratus
hq reads html on standard-input and selects elements based on a query-selector. It can also open a URL directly via Puppeteer, which can be helpful for accessing sites with client-side rendering.
hq ls [<url>] [--exec <path>]
hq <selector> [<url>] [--exec <path>]curl -sq "https://www.lipsum.com/feed/html" | hq p dist/ compiled code, so people don't need to manually compile to test
src/
test/ tests for hq
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