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Multiple parsers in one task

Capabilities​

A-Parser supports processing queries with multiple parsers at once, which allows you to:

  • Parse search results from several search engines simultaneously
  • Analyze domains by multiple parameters
  • Simultaneously collect keywords from suggestions of different search engines and Yandex Wordstat
  • Collect Whois and DNS information for domains
  • Many other use cases

Adding a parser​

To add a new parser, simply click the Add Parser button in the Task Editor:

The Add Parser button in the Task Editor

Each parser is numbered; results for each parser in the Results Builder and during result formatting are available via shortcuts:

$p1, $p2... - where the number indicates the parser index.

In the general result format, results for each parser are output sequentially by default, in the format specified in the settings of each parser

Using multiple parsers in a single task increases the overall parsing speed because the number of simultaneous requests to a single parser decreases, which accordingly reduces the frequency of proxy bans or captcha displays

Each parser parses the original query or its variation when using the Query Builder, and has its own query format in the settings; however, you cannot pass the results of a previous parser as queries to another parser (this feature is planned for the future)

Example of domain analysis​

Example of site domain analysis

In this example, we use a list of domains that will soon expire (become available for registration again) as queries; we are interested in selecting domains with good parameters, so we used six different parsers:

In the result format, we output the original query (domain) and the results from each parser in the order we need:

$query, $p1.totalcount, $p2.globalRank, $p3.totalcount, $p4.trustrank, $p5.exists, $p6.bl\n
Download example

How to import an example into A-Parser

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⏩ Video example of creating a preset with several parsers​

This video tutorial covers how to create a preset for parsing niche domains by a keyword from Google search results and obtaining various parameters for those domains.

The lesson covers:

  • Parsing Google search results
  • Outputting unique results as main domains
  • Obtaining parameters such as:
    • whether the domain is registered or not
    • domain registration and expiration dates
    • website language
    • title and description
    • website quality index (SQI)
    • position in Alexa Global Rank
    • country with the most traffic according to Alexa
    • position in that country's Alexa rank