This function will send requests to the catalog search API and will parse and compile the results into an array for you to use.ĭue to limitations with the search API, you can only get up to 30 results per request currently, however you’re still able to request as many results as you’d like as the module will continue scraping until the amount of assets you wanted have been returned. To scrape assets, you can use the CatalogScraper:Scrape() function. Print(Number,'-',Data.Name) -// Print the accessory and it's ranking Local Accessories = CatalogScraper:Scrape(ScrapeParams,100) -// Scrape 100 assets using the scrape parametersįor Number,Data in pairs(Accessories) do -// Loop through all accessories returned ScrapeParams.SortType = 'Favorited' -// Set the sort type ScrapeParams.Limit = '10' -// Set the limit of asset results per request ScrapeParams.Subcategory = 'Accessories' -// Set a subcategory ScrapeParams.Category = 'Accessories' -// Set a category Local CatalogScraper = require(script.Parent:WaitForChild('CatalogScraper')) This example shows you how to scrape the Top 100 accessories from the catalog and print them out in the console. Scrape the Top 100 accessories from the catalog Once you’ve downloaded the module, open up studio and either insert it from the toolbox or from the file explorer. You can get the module from either the Roblox library or from the GitHub releases page Installation of CatalogScraper is extremely easy, all you need to do is insert the module into ServerScriptService! Scrape assets from the Roblox catalog with easeĬatalogScraper provides developers with a way to scrape assets from the Roblox catalog.ĬatalogScraper has support for all functionality of the catalog search API and allows for developers to fetch a huge amount of assets from the catalog, with virtually no limit to the amount of assets that can be fetched.ĬatalogScraper is also fully typed, making it extremely easy to start using.

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