Profesia.sk Scraper

Use this option if you want to scrape a whole dataset, not just specific URLs.

This option is ignored if Start URLs: are given

If checked, the scraper will obtain more detailed info for job offers by visit the details page of each job offer.

If un-checked, only the data from the listing page is extracted.

For details, please refer to https://apify.com/jurooravec/profesia-sk-scraper#output

Comma-separated list of keywords. If given, only entries matching the keywords will be retrieved (full-text search)

If set, only entries offering this much or more will be extracted

Choose if the minimum salary is in per hour or per month format

If set, only entries with this employment filter will be extracted

If set, only entries with this type of remote work filter will be extracted

If set, only entries up to this much days old will be extracted. E.g. 7 = max 1 week old, 31 = max 1 month old, ...

If checked, no data is extracted. Instead, the count of matched job offers is printed in the log.

Extend Actor input with a config from a URL.
For example, you can store your actor input in a source control, and import it here.
In case of a conflict (if a field is defined both in Actor input and in imported input) the Actor input overwrites the imported fields.
The URL is requested with GET method, and must point to a JSON file containing a single object (the config).
If you need to send a POST request or to modify the response further, use inputExtendFromFunction instead.

Extend Actor input with a config defined by a custom function.
For example, you can store your actor input in a source control, and import it here.
In case of a conflict (if a field is defined both in Actor input and in imported input) the Actor input overwrites the imported fields.
The function must return an object (the config).

List of URLs to scrape.

Import URLs to scrape from an existing Dataset.
The dataset and the field to import from should be written as {datasetID}#{field}.
Example: datasetid123#url will take URLs from dataset datasetid123 from field url.

Import or generate URLs to scrape using a custom function.

Select proxies to be used by your crawler.

By default, fields that are potential personal data are censored. Toggle this option on to get the un-uncensored values.
WARNING: Turn this on ONLY if you have consent, legal basis for using the data, or at your own risk. Learn more

If set, only at most this many requests will be processed.
The count is determined from the RequestQueue that's used for the Actor run.
This means that if requestMaxEntries is set to 50, but the associated queue already handled 40 requests, then only 10 new requests will be handled.

Freely transform the request object using a custom function.
If not set, the request will remain as is.

Use this if you need to run one-time initialization code before requestTransform.

Use this if you need to run one-time teardown code after requestTransform.

Decide which requests should be processed by using a custom function.
If not set, all requests will be included.
This is done after requestTransform.

Use this if you need to run one-time initialization code before requestFilter.

Use this if you need to run one-time teardown code after requestFilter.

By default, requests are stored in the default request queue. Set this option if you want to use a non-default queue. Learn more
NOTE: RequestQueue name can only contain letters 'a' through 'z', the digits '0' through '9', and the hyphen ('-') but only in the middle of the string (e.g. 'my-value-1')

If set, only at most this many entries will be scraped.
The count is determined from the Dataset that's used for the Actor run.
This means that if outputMaxEntries is set to 50, but the associated Dataset already has 40 items in it, then only 10 new entries will be saved.

Rename fields (columns) of the output data.
If not set, all fields will have their original names.
This is done before outputPickFields.
Keys can be nested, e.g. "someProp.value[0]". Nested path is resolved using Lodash.get().

Select a subset of fields of an entry that will be pushed to the dataset.
If not set, all fields on an entry will be pushed to the dataset.
This is done after outputRenameFields.
Keys can be nested, e.g. "someProp.value[0]". Nested path is resolved using Lodash.get().

Freely transform the output data object using a custom function.
If not set, the data will remain as is.
This is done after outputPickFields and outputRenameFields.

Use this if you need to run one-time initialization code before outputTransform.

Use this if you need to run one-time teardown code after outputTransform.

Decide which scraped entries should be included in the output by using a custom function.
If not set, all scraped entries will be included.
This is done after outputPickFields, outputRenameFields, and outputTransform.

Use this if you need to run one-time initialization code before outputFilter.

Use this if you need to run one-time teardown code after outputFilter.

By default, data is written to Default dataset. Set this option if you want to write data to non-default dataset. Learn more
NOTE: Dataset name can only contain letters 'a' through 'z', the digits '0' through '9', and the hyphen ('-') but only in the middle of the string (e.g. 'my-value-1')

Set this option if you want to cache scraped entries in Apify's Key-value store.
This is useful for example when you want to scrape only NEW entries. In such case, you can use the outputFilter option to define a custom function to filter out entries already found in the cache. Learn more
NOTE: Cache name can only contain letters 'a' through 'z', the digits '0' through '9', and the hyphen ('-') but only in the middle of the string (e.g. 'my-value-1')

Specify fields that uniquely identify entries (primary keys), so entries can be compared against the cache.
NOTE: If not set, the entries are hashed based on all fields

Specify whether scraped results should be added to, removed from, or overwrite the cache.
- add - Adds scraped results to the cache
- remove - Removes scraped results from the cache
- set - First clears all entries from the cache, then adds scraped results to the cache
NOTE: No action happens when this field is empty.

Indicates how many times the request is retried if BasicCrawlerOptions.requestHandler fails.

The maximum number of requests per minute the crawler should run. We can pass any positive, non-zero integer.

Maximum number of pages that the crawler will open. The crawl will stop when this limit is reached.
NOTE: In cases of parallel crawling, the actual number of pages visited might be slightly higher than this value.

Sets the minimum concurrency (parallelism) for the crawl.
WARNING: If we set this value too high with respect to the available system memory and CPU, our crawler will run extremely slow or crash. If not sure, it's better to keep the default value and the concurrency will scale up automatically.

Sets the maximum concurrency (parallelism) for the crawl.

Timeout in which the HTTP request to the resource needs to finish, given in seconds.

Timeout in which the function passed as BasicCrawlerOptions.requestHandler needs to finish, in seconds.

Allows to keep the crawler alive even if the RequestQueue gets empty. With keepAlive: true the crawler will keep running, waiting for more requests to come.

If set to true, SSL certificate errors will be ignored.

An array of MIME types you want the crawler to load and process. By default, only text/html and application/xhtml+xml MIME types are supported.

By default this crawler will extract correct encoding from the HTTP response headers. There are some websites which use invalid headers. Those are encoded using the UTF-8 encoding. If those sites actually use a different encoding, the response will be corrupted. You can use suggestResponseEncoding to fall back to a certain encoding, if you know that your target website uses it. To force a certain encoding, disregarding the response headers, use forceResponseEncoding.

By default this crawler will extract correct encoding from the HTTP response headers. Use forceResponseEncoding to force a certain encoding, disregarding the response headers. To only provide a default for missing encodings, use suggestResponseEncoding.

If set, multiple Requests will be handled by a single Actor instance.
Example: If set to 20, then up to 20 requests will be handled in a single "go", after which the actor instance will reset.
See Apify documentation.

How long to wait between entries within a single batch.
Increase this value if you're using batching and you're sending requests to the scraped website too fast.
Example: If set to 1, then after each entry in a batch, wait 1 second before continuing.

Select how detailed should be the logging.

Dataset ID to which errors should be captured.
Default: 'REPORTING'.
NOTE: Dataset name can only contain letters 'a' through 'z', the digits '0' through '9', and the hyphen ('-') but only in the middle of the string (e.g. 'my-value-1')

Whether to report actor errors to telemetry such as Sentry.
This info is used by the author of this actor to identify broken integrations, and track down and fix issues.

Use this option if you want to run another actor with the same dataset after this actor has finished (AKA metamorph into another actor). Learn more
New actor is identified by its ID, e.g. "apify/web-scraper".

Tag or number of the target actor build to metamorph into (e.g. 'beta' or '1.2.345')

Input object passed to the follow-up (metamorph) actor. Learn more