scrape-webpage

Extract webpage metadata by running an automated analysis script that captures SEO data, Open Graph, and JSON-LD into a structured metadata.json file. This prepares content and structured data for CMS migration pipelines.

Yes, you can download and localize webpage images during a content audit. The automation uses Playwright for capture and Sharp for image processing, downloading all assets to a local images/ directory while updating references in the cleaned HTML output.

The best way to map remote image assets to local paths is using automated document path generation and artifact packaging. This downloads images locally and rewrites the cleaned HTML to reference the new local directory structure for migration.

Yes, Playwright works with Sharp for webpage scraping and image processing. Playwright handles browser automation to extract content and capture screenshots, while Sharp processes the downloaded images into local assets for migration.

Preparing cleaned HTML for a page import generates a metadata.json file, a cleaned.html document, a screenshot.png, and a local images/ directory. These artifacts package the extracted content and mapped assets for migration pipelines.