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inb4dnewz/robots-parse (press backspace or delete to remove)Hi there, I just curious if this is an issue or not, but the robots-parser result apparently is unmatched from the
actual url robots.txt. For example, in tokopedia.com/robots.txt the result would be the ...
thoriqadillah
- Opened on Nov 11, 2021
- #16
Steps to Reproduce
- npm i request robots-parse
- Run the following code
const req = require( request );
req( https://optinmonster.com/robots.txt , (err, res, body) = {
if (err) {
console.log( ...
TheUltimateCookie
- Opened on Apr 17, 2021
- #11
Can this library be used to parse and extract the Crawl Delay for user agents?
enhancement
krukru
- 1
- Opened on Jan 10, 2020
- #6
Disallow: / --- works as expected vs Disallow: / --- does not properly parse
For a workaround I added: @line 33: if (!line.endsWith( )){ line = line+
}
rbedfordpro
- 1
- Opened on Sep 13, 2019
- #4
Currently in robots-parse/lib/parser.js: Line 2: agents: /([Uu]ser-agent:) (.+)/,
-- doesn t handle cases where user has manually typed in User-Agent (capital A). Causes error and exit.
FIX: Line 2: ...
rbedfordpro
- 1
- Opened on Sep 13, 2019
- #3
When I try to execute the example I get a assertion error:
const robotsParse = require( robots-parse );
robotsParse( https://sfbay.craigslist.org , (err, res) = {
console.log( Result: , res);
}); ...
Hyllesen
- 1
- Opened on Jul 8, 2019
- #1

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