Cloudflare::Radar - Cloudflare Radar Parser

Cloudflare Radar parser overview

The Cloudflare Radar parser allows you to quickly determine a website's category by its domain name.

Results can be saved in any format and structure you need, thanks to the powerful built-in Template Toolkit engine, which allows applying additional logic to results and outputting data in various formats, including JSON, SQL, and CSV

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Collected data

Data is collected from the radar.cloudflare.com service

• Website categories

Use cases

• Determining which website category a domain belongs to

Queries

You should specify a list of domains as queries, for example:

a-parser.com  
yandex.ru  
google.com  
vk.com  
facebook.com  
youtube.com

Output results examples

A-Parser supports flexible result formatting thanks to the built-in Template Toolkit, allowing it to output results in any form, as well as structured formats like CSV or JSON

Default output

Result format:

$query: $categories.format('$name, ')\n

Example result showing categories and their descriptions:

a-parser.com: Business, Business & Economy, 
yandex.ru: News & Media, Entertainment, 
vk.com: Social Networks, Society & Lifestyle, 
youtube.com: Video Streaming, Entertainment, 
facebook.com: Social Networks, Society & Lifestyle, 
google.com: Search Engines, Technology, 

Output in CSV table

Result format:

[% FOREACH categories;
    tools.CSVline(name, desc);
END %]

Example result:

Business,"Sites related to business."
"Business & Economy","Sites that are related to business, economy, finance, education, science and technology."
"Social Networks","Sites that facilitate interaction and networking between people."
"Society & Lifestyle","Sites related to lifestyle that are not included in other categories like fashion, food & drink etc."
"Social Networks","Sites that facilitate interaction and networking between people."
"Society & Lifestyle","Sites related to lifestyle that are not included in other categories like fashion, food & drink etc."
"Search Engines","Sites that allow users to search for content using keywords."
Technology,"Sites related to technology that are not included in the science category."
"News & Media","Sites related to news and media."
Entertainment,"Sites related to entertainment that are not includeded in other categories like Comic books, Audio streaming, Video streaming etc."

Dump results to JSON

General output format:

[% IF notFirst;
  ",\n";
ELSE;
  notFirst = 1;
END;

obj = {};
obj.query = query;
obj.categories = [];

FOREACH item IN p1.categories;
    obj.categories.push({
        name = item.name
        desc = item.desc
    });
END;

obj.json %]

Initial text:

[

Final text:

]

Example result:

[{"query":"yandex.ru","categories":[{"desc":"Sites related to news and media.","name":"News & Media"},{"desc":"Sites related to entertainment that are not includeded in other categories like Comic books, Audio streaming, Video streaming etc.","name":"Entertainment"}]},{"query":"google.com","categories":[{"desc":"Sites that allow users to search for content using keywords.","name":"Search Engines"},{"desc":"Sites related to technology that are not included in the science category.","name":"Technology"}]},{"query":"a-parser.com","categories":[{"desc":"Sites related to business.","name":"Business"},{"desc":"Sites that are related to business, economy, finance, education, science and technology.","name":"Business & Economy"}]}]

tip

To make the "Head" and "Foot" options available in the Task Editor, you need to activate "More options".

Possible settings

note

Common settings for all parsers

Parameter name	Default value	Description
Bypass CloudFlare with Chrome Max Pages	10	Max number of pages when bypassing CF via Chrome
Bypass CloudFlare with Chrome Headless	☑	If enabled, the browser will not be displayed during CF bypass via Chrome
Use session	☑	Saves good sessions, allowing for even faster parsing with fewer errors.