felo-web-fetch

You can extract webpage content and convert HTML to markdown by calling the Felo Web Extract API with a target URL and specifying markdown as the display format. The API processes the page and returns structured, clean text ready for documentation or notes.

Yes, you can extract a specific element from a webpage by providing a CSS selector when calling the Felo Web Extract API. This allows targeted extraction of content blocks instead of fetching the entire page, returning only the selected element's content.

To fetch content from dynamic pages or authenticated sessions, the web extraction API supports options like crawl_mode, cookies, user_agent, and timeout. Passing these parameters allows the API to handle dynamic page rendering and authenticated sessions during content extraction.

Yes, you need an API key to extract web content, which must be provided via the FELO_API_KEY environment variable. The API validates this key along with your input parameters before returning the extracted HTML, markdown, or text content.

The available output formats for webpage content extraction are HTML, markdown, and plain text. You specify the desired display format when calling the Felo Web Extract API to ensure the returned content fits your downstream tools and workflows.

If webpage content extraction fails, the API returns a structured JSON response with error details instead of the extracted content. Input validation checks run before the extraction attempt to ensure parameters like the target URL and CSS selector are correctly formatted.