Various scripts for scraping several FINKI (FCSE) services for the purpose of forwarding them to Discord using webhooks.
It's recommended, but not required to run this inside a Docker container.
For development purposes, be sure to run npm run prepare
to install the Git pre-commit hooks.
git clone git@github.com:Delemangi/finki-scraper.git
docker compose build
git clone git@github.com:Delemangi/finki-scraper.git
npm install
You may optionally pass arguments to the below commands to override which scrapers are run.
docker compose run scraper
or
docker compose run scraper s1 s2 ... sn
npm run start
or
npm run start s1 s2 ... sn
You can also run this app in server mode using npm run serve
, which will boot up an Express based server which will open endpoints for receiving new announcements. In this mode, the app will only scrape new announcements whenever it receives a request to get them, instead of periodically. It is also possible to clear the cache to obtain the same announcements again, as well as to fetch all available scrapers. There is a separate Docker Compose configuration in docker-compose.server.yaml
for running the app in server mode, and it exposes the port 3000 by default.
The exposed endpoints are:
GET /list
to get all available scrapers,GET /get/<name>
to get all announcements from a certain service,DELETE /delete
to delete the cache of all services,DELETE /delete/<name>
to delete the cache of the announcements from a certain service,
where name
corresponds to the name (key) in the configuration.
Create a config
folder and in it create config.json
. Example:
{
"successDelay": 600000,
"errorDelay": 60000,
"maxPosts": 20,
"webhook": "<logging webhook url>",
"sendPosts": true,
"scrapers": {
"announcements": {
"strategy": "announcements",
"link": "https://www.finki.ukim.mk/mk/student-announcement",
"webhook": "<webhook url>",
"role": "[role]",
"enabled": true
},
"jobs": {
"strategy": "jobs",
"link": "https://www.finki.ukim.mk/mk/fcse-jobs-internships",
"webhook": "<webhook url>",
"role": "[role]",
"enabled": true
},
"events": {
"strategy": "events",
"link": "https://finki.ukim.mk/mk/fcse-events",
"webhook": "<webhook url>",
"role": "[role]",
"enabled": true
},
"projects": {
"strategy": "projects",
"link": "https://finki.ukim.mk/mk/fcse-projects",
"webhook": "<webhook url>",
"role": "[role]",
"enabled": true
},
"SIC": {
"strategy": "course",
"link": "https://courses.finki.ukim.mk/mod/forum/search.php?id=263&words=&phrase=¬words=&fullwords=&hfromday=1&hfrommonth=1&hfromyear=1&hfromhour=1&hfromminute=1&htoday=1&htomonth=1&htoyear=1&htohour=1&htominute=1&forumid=486&subject=&user=&perpage=25",
"webhook": "<webhook url>",
"role": "[role]",
"cookie": "[cookie]",
"enabled": true
}
}
}
Use the enabled
property to control which scrapers will be activated on the next run.
More scrapers may be added in config.json
, and each scraper should have its own scraper strategy implemented. The course
scraper strategy may be reused for other Moodle courses.