![]() ![]() We’ll use NPM, which comes preinstalled with Node.js. To use Puppeteer you’ll need Node.js and a package manager. We will use Puppeteer to start a browser, open the GitHub topic page, click the Load more button to display more repositories, and then extract the following information: You’ll be able to select a topic and the scraper will return information about repositories tagged with this topic. To showcase the basics of Puppeteer, we will create a simple scraper that extracts data about GitHub Topics. You don’t need to be familiar with Puppeteer or web scraping to enjoy this tutorial, but knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is expected. This makes Puppeteer a really powerful tool for web scraping, but also for automating complex workflows on the web. With Puppeteer, you can use (headless) Chromium or Chrome to open websites, fill forms, click buttons, extract data and generally perform any action that a human could when using a computer. ![]()
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