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Each extractor should ultimately be an object that exports like so:
import GenericContentExtractor from './content/extractor'
import GenericTitleExtractor from './title/extractor'
import GenericAuthorExtractor from './author/extractor'
import GenericDatePublishedExtractor from './date-published/extractor'
import GenericDekExtractor from './dek/extractor'
import GenericLeadImageUrlExtractor from './lead-image-url/extractor'
const GenericExtractor = {
content: GenericContentExtractor,
title: GenericTitleExtractor,
author: GenericAuthorExtractor,
datePublished: GenericDatePublishedExtractor,
dek: GenericDekExtractor,
leadImageUrl: GenericLeadImageUrlExtractor,
}
Custom parsers can then be merged with the generic parser to fill in gaps in their implementations. E.g:
import NYMagContentExtractor from '...'
import NYMagTitleExtractor from '...'
const NYMagExtractor = {
content: NYMagContentExtractor,
title: NYMagTitleExtractor,
}
const Extractor = {
...GenericExtractor,
...NYMagExtractor
}
Declarative Custom Extractors
My goal is be to create declarative extractors that describe what rather than how. So, for example:
NYMagExtractor = {
content: {
// Order by most likely. Extractor will stop on first occurence
selectors: [
'div.article-content',
'section.body',
'article.article',
],
// Selectors to remove from the extracted content
clean: [
'.ad',
],
// Array of tranformations to make on matched elements
// Each item in the array is an object. They key is the
// selector, the value is a tranformation function
// for the matching node.
transforms: [
// Convert h1s to h2s
{
'h1': ($node) => convertNodeTo($node, $, 'h2')
},
// Convert lazy-loaded noscript images to figures
{
'noscript': ($node) => {
const $children = $node.children()
if ($children.length === 1 && $children.get(0).tagName === 'img') {
convertNodeTo($node, $, 'figure')
}
}
}
]
},
title: [
'h1',
]
}