+ * google-maps parses Google Maps business data into data.results. Accepts Maps place, search, and internal data URLs. Uses a US exit and English labels regardless of hl or Accept-Language. google-maps-reviews returns the reviews of a place in data.reviews, in the same shape as the Serper reviews API (rating, date, isoDate, snippet, translatedSnippet, likes, user, media, response, link, id), plus language, guided ratings in details, and user.isLocalGuide; data also carries the place featureId, cid, and sort. sort and limit pick the order and count, and oldest is exact. It accepts Maps place, search, and ?cid= URLs, plus search.google.com/local/reviews URLs, so the google_maps_url and google_reviews_url fields of google-maps results work as input. An unknown place returns no reviews. google-play parses a Play Store app into data: details, developer contact, ratings, price, permissions, and data safety. google-play-reviews returns the 200 newest reviews of the app, with developer replies, in data.reviews. Both Play parsers accept app details URLs (play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=…); hl and gl set the language and storefront, defaulting to en and us. app-store parses an App Store app into data: details, developer, ratings, price, version, and screenshots. app-store-reviews returns up to the 500 newest reviews in data.reviews. Both App Store parsers accept app URLs (apps.apple.com/us/app/…/id…); the country in the path sets the storefront, defaulting to us. g2-reviews returns the 25 most recently published reviews of a G2 product in data.reviews (rating, title, likes, dislikes, problems_solved, reviewer role, company size, and industry), plus data.product. It accepts G2 product URLs (g2.com/products/…), follows renamed products, and keeps star-rating filters from the URL (filters[nps_score][]=1 to 5); other filters, sort orders, and pages are ignored. instagram-profile parses a public profile (instagram.com/{username}) into data: bio, links, follower and post counts, category, business address, similar_accounts, and latest_posts (up to the 12 posts at the top of the profile, newest first). Instagram lists pinned posts there ahead of newer ones, so posts with is_pinned true can be older; when Instagram shows only a rounded post count (32K), post_count is that rounded number and is_post_count_rounded is true. instagram-post parses a post or reel (/p/…, /reel/…) into data: caption, hashtags, mentions, like, comment, and view counts (like_count and view_count are null when the owner hides them), media URLs, tagged users, collaborators, location, and the top ~14 comments in data.comments. instagram-feed returns the top posts for a hashtag or keyword (/explore/tags/…, /popular/…) or the recent posts at a location (/explore/locations/{id}/…) in data.posts; keyword posts carry only the shortcode, owner, thumbnail, and views, plus the caption when Instagram shows it. All three Instagram parsers read public data without logging in, so private accounts return no posts and follower lists are unavailable. tiktok-profile parses a public profile (tiktok.com/@{username}) into data: nickname, bio, bio link, follower, following, like, and video counts, verified, private, and business flags, and business category; it does not list videos. tiktok-video parses a video or photo post (/@{username}/video/{id} or /@{username}/photo/{id}) into data: caption, hashtags, mentions, author, view, like, comment, share, save, and repost counts, duration, thumbnail, a video_url that downloads without cookies, image_urls for photo posts, music, location, and ad, paid-partnership, and AI-generated flags. tiktok-feed returns videos in the tiktok-video shape as data.videos: the latest 15 from a profile URL, the top 30 from a hashtag URL (/tag/{name}), or the top 12 from a search URL (/search?q={query}). tiktok-comments returns the first 20 comments of a video or photo post as data.comments: text, posted_at, like and reply counts, whether the author liked it, and the commenter. tiktok-followers and tiktok-following return up to 30 accounts of a profile as data.users, in the tiktok-profile shape. tiktok-user-search returns the top 10 accounts for a user search URL (/search/user?q={query}) as data.users: id, username, nickname, biography, avatar_url, sec_uid, follower_count, like_count, and is_verified. The TikTok parsers accept tiktok.com, www.tiktok.com, and m.tiktok.com URLs but not short links (vm.tiktok.com, vt.tiktok.com, tiktok.com/t/…). reddit-post parses a post (reddit.com/r/{subreddit}/comments/{id}, reddit.com/comments/{id}, or redd.it/{id}) into data.post: title, body as Markdown, type (text, link, image, gallery, or video), link_url, subreddit, author, flairs, score, upvote_ratio, comment and crosspost counts, NSFW, spoiler, locked, stickied, and archived flags, images (every gallery image in order), and video (an MP4 url plus an hls_url that carries the audio). data.comments holds the comment tree, each comment with id, author, body as Markdown, score, posted_at, depth, parent_id, url, is_submitter, is_deleted, and its replies; limit caps the total number of comments (default 100), filled shallowest first so whole conversations are kept, and data.has_more_comments says whether the thread has more. The sort query of the URL (best, top, new, controversial, old, qa) orders the comments. reddit-search returns search results for a search URL (reddit.com/search?q={query}, or reddit.com/r/{subreddit}/search?q={query} to search one subreddit). With type=link or no type it returns posts in the reddit-post shape as data.posts, ordered by the sort (relevance, hot, top, new, comments) and limited to the t time range (hour, day, week, month, year, all) of the URL; type=sr returns communities as data.communities (name, title, description, sidebar, subscriber_count, created_at, type, NSFW and quarantine flags, language, category, icon and banner URLs, and allowed post types); type=user returns accounts as data.users (username, display_name, bio, created_at, post and comment karma, avatar and banner URLs, and verified, employee, moderator, premium, and NSFW flags). limit caps the number of results (default 100), in the order Reddit returns them, and data.has_more says whether Reddit has more. reddit-subreddit reads a subreddit URL (reddit.com/r/{subreddit}, optionally followed by /hot, /new, /top, /rising, or /controversial, with t setting the time range of top and controversial, default day) into data.subreddit in the community shape of reddit-search, data.rules (name, description, applies_to, violation_reason, created_at), and data.posts in the reddit-post shape, ordered like the tab (default hot) and with stickied posts flagged; r/all and r/popular return posts with a null subreddit and rules. limit caps the posts (default 100) and data.has_more says whether Reddit has more. Private and quarantined subreddits return WEBSITE_ACCESS_ERROR. reddit-user reads a profile URL (reddit.com/user/{username} or reddit.com/u/{username}, optionally followed by /overview, /submitted, or /comments, with sort set to new, hot, top, or controversial and t setting the time range of top and controversial, default all) into data.user (id, username, display_name, bio, created_at, total, post, comment, awardee, and awarder karma, avatar and banner URLs, and verified, suspended, employee, moderator, premium, and NSFW flags), data.trophies (name, description, icon_url, granted_at, url), data.moderated_communities (name, title, url, subscriber_count, icon_url, is_nsfw), data.posts in the reddit-post shape, and data.comments, each with id, author, body as Markdown, score, posted_at, edited_at, url, subreddit, parent_id (null for a top-level comment), is_submitter, is_stickied, distinguished, award_count, and the post it was left on (id, title, url, author, is_nsfw). The overview tab returns both posts and comments; submitted returns null comments and comments returns null posts. limit caps the posts and comments together (default 100) and data.has_more says whether Reddit has more. Users who hide their activity return empty lists, and suspended accounts return their profile with null posts and comments. yelp-search accepts Yelp search URLs with find_desc and find_loc, reads start as the result offset, and returns up to 20 ranked organic businesses in data.businesses with total and pagination. yelp-reviews accepts a Yelp business URL (yelp.com/biz/{alias}), uses optional start for the offset, and always sorts newest first; unsupported sort and review filters are rejected, while tracking params are ignored. It returns up to 20 latest public reviews in data.reviews with business details and pagination.next_offset. Each review has rating, full text, updated_at, and author (id is the Yelp user id from the reviewer profile URL, url links to that profile, plus name, location, and review_count); owner replies and photos are not included. emails accepts any page and returns its email addresses as data.emails ([{ email }]), read from mailto links, Cloudflare-protected addresses, and visible text. phone-numbers accepts any page and returns its valid phone numbers in E.164 as data.phone_numbers ([{ phone }]), read from tel links and visible text; numbers without a country code are read for the country of the site TLD, defaulting to US. links accepts any page and returns its unique http(s) links as data.links ([{ url, text }]), with absolute URLs; text falls back to aria-label or image alt and is null when a link has none. The emails parser reads the rendered page and respects content filters; the other prebuilt parsers read their data independently of DOM filters.
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