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diffbot.core


articleclj

(article token__2518__auto__ url__2519__auto__ & opts__2520__auto__)

Extract clean article text from news article, blog post and similar text-heavy web pages. The list of available fields can be found at http://www.diffbot.com/products/automatic/article/

The Diffbot API is fairly structured with two mandatory parameters and three optional. Mandatory:

  • token - to access the API
  • url - to parse Optional:
  • callback - for JSONP requests
  • timeout - in ms, default is no timeout
  • fields - a list of fields to be returned in the response.
Extract clean article text from news article, blog post and similar text-heavy web pages.
The list of available fields can be found at http://www.diffbot.com/products/automatic/article/

The Diffbot API is fairly structured with two mandatory parameters and three optional. Mandatory:
  * token - to access the API
  * url - to parse
  Optional:
  * callback - for JSONP requests
  * timeout - in ms, default is no timeout
  * fields - a list of fields to be returned in the response.
raw docstring

build-request-urlclj

(build-request-url call-type
                   token
                   url
                   &
                   {:keys [api-url api-version fields timeout callback]})

call-apiclj

(call-api url req content)

defapicljmacro

(defapi name documentation)

frontpageclj

(frontpage token__2518__auto__ url__2519__auto__ & opts__2520__auto__)

Take in a multifaceted “homepage” and returns individual page elements. The list of available fields can be found at http://www.diffbot.com/products/automatic/frontpage/

The Diffbot API is fairly structured with two mandatory parameters and three optional. Mandatory:

  • token - to access the API
  • url - to parse Optional:
  • callback - for JSONP requests
  • timeout - in ms, default is no timeout
  • fields - a list of fields to be returned in the response.
Take in a multifaceted “homepage” and returns individual page elements.
The list of available fields can be found at http://www.diffbot.com/products/automatic/frontpage/

The Diffbot API is fairly structured with two mandatory parameters and three optional. Mandatory:
  * token - to access the API
  * url - to parse
  Optional:
  * callback - for JSONP requests
  * timeout - in ms, default is no timeout
  * fields - a list of fields to be returned in the response.
raw docstring

imageclj

(image token__2518__auto__ url__2519__auto__ & opts__2520__auto__)

Analyze a web page and returns its primary image(s). The list of available fields can be found at http://www.diffbot.com/products/automatic/image/

The Diffbot API is fairly structured with two mandatory parameters and three optional. Mandatory:

  • token - to access the API
  • url - to parse Optional:
  • callback - for JSONP requests
  • timeout - in ms, default is no timeout
  • fields - a list of fields to be returned in the response.
Analyze a web page and returns its primary image(s).
The list of available fields can be found at http://www.diffbot.com/products/automatic/image/

The Diffbot API is fairly structured with two mandatory parameters and three optional. Mandatory:
  * token - to access the API
  * url - to parse
  Optional:
  * callback - for JSONP requests
  * timeout - in ms, default is no timeout
  * fields - a list of fields to be returned in the response.
raw docstring

productclj

(product token__2518__auto__ url__2519__auto__ & opts__2520__auto__)

Analyze a shopping or e-commerce product page and returns information on the product. The list of available fields can be found at http://www.diffbot.com/products/automatic/product/

The Diffbot API is fairly structured with two mandatory parameters and three optional. Mandatory:

  • token - to access the API
  • url - to parse Optional:
  • callback - for JSONP requests
  • timeout - in ms, default is no timeout
  • fields - a list of fields to be returned in the response.
Analyze a shopping or e-commerce product page and returns information on the product.
The list of available fields can be found at http://www.diffbot.com/products/automatic/product/

The Diffbot API is fairly structured with two mandatory parameters and three optional. Mandatory:
  * token - to access the API
  * url - to parse
  Optional:
  * callback - for JSONP requests
  * timeout - in ms, default is no timeout
  * fields - a list of fields to be returned in the response.
raw docstring

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