The extractArticle
function extracts the article content from a given HTML page in plain text, retrying if the page crashes, and returns the extracted content as a single string. It uses Selenium WebDriver to load the page, select text elements, and handle errors such as stale element references and page crashes.
The testExtractor
function extracts data from a specified webpage using the selenium client
and returns the extracted data as an object. It uses the extractArticle
function to scrape data from the webpage and imports functions from the selenium client
and extract llm article
modules.
The summerizeArticle
function is an asynchronous function that summarizes an article in two ways: a detailed summary and a single sentence summary. It creates an LLM session, sends prompts for both types of summaries, and returns the results as an array.
This code imports necessary modules for extracting content from a website, interacting with a web browser, and summarizing the extracted content. A function testExtractor
is then defined, which uses Selenium to extract and summarize content from a webpage and returns the summary.
The summerizeAll
function extracts and summarizes all links from a provided startPage
or links
array by selecting a link scraping tool, scraping links, extracting article content, summarizing articles, and persisting summaries. The function uses various modules and functions, including getClient
, extractArticle
, summerizeArticle
, defaultCollector
, and persistSummaries
, and is exported as a module for use elsewhere.
This code imports necessary modules and functions, assigns project-related constants, and defines an array of 14 conversion prompts for text rewriting. The imported functions include safeURL, getNearestSunday, and summarizeArticle, among others.
default link collectorThis JavaScript module imports required modules and functions, defines constants and functions for file operations, URL manipulation, and data collection, and exports these functions for use in other parts of the application.