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Jam API

Parse web pages using CSS query selectors

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Gavin
@gavindinubilo · I write code, also Jam API, and Songfari
Hey everybody, I'm super excited to be back on Product Hunt today. Thanks @mubashariqbal for hunting. I made Jam API because I was having difficulty working with sites that didn't have a public api for developers to work with. I decided to make it a hosted service so that you can integrate into any language that you'd like. I'd love any and all feedback o… See more

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Mubashar Iqbal
@mubashariqbal · 2016 Maker of the Year.
When a website doesn't provide an API, but you'd like to extract some information, Jam API looks like a really simple way to parse the website and get the information you need. Parsing HTML has always been a tough proposition, but by using CSS selectors the process has been made much easier! Love that it's a hosted service, and not just another library tha… See more
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Gavin
@gavindinubilo · I write code, also Jam API, and Songfari
Hey everybody, I'm super excited to be back on Product Hunt today. Thanks @mubashariqbal for hunting. I made Jam API because I was having difficulty working with sites that didn't have a public api for developers to work with. I decided to make it a hosted service so that you can integrate into any language that you'd like. I'd love any and all feedback o… See more
Anand Soni
@anandsoniindia · Freelance UX/UI Developer
Really Nice way to handle things.
Mohammad Azib
@maz1b · Founder at @RADCIRCLE & @ThisIsSongfari
Brilliant! Definitely has a lot of awesome use cases.