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Parameter Description

2025-09-09 10:44

1.Basic parameters

The parameters of different crawlers are different in context and need to be included in it
Parameter Name Description Type Required
locale Language/region settings (e.g., "en-US") string No
source Data source type, string Yes
geo Locale string No
format Desired response format []string No
js_render Whether to enable JavaScript rendering (false: disable, true: enable, defaults to (false)" boll No
context Query context container object Yes

 

2.Youtube crawling parameters

Function Name Parameter Name Description Type Required
YouTube-Video Details url_list

├─ url
List of video URLs (an array containing multiple video objects) array<object> Yes
  A single YouTube video link string Yes
Youtube-Video Search keyword Search keyword string/null Yes
  continuation Search result pagination cursor (for fetching more results) string/null No
Youtube-Video Subtitles url Full YouTube video link string/null Yes
  output_format Subtitle output format, currently supports "srt" string No
Youtube-User Information Acquisition url_list

├─ url
List of user homepage URLs, containing multiple user objects array<object> Yes
  A single YouTube user homepage link string Yes

The following example uses YouTube subtitle extraction:

"request_example": { "locale": "en", "context": { "video_url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0p05Tq7oq0", "output_format": "srt" } } youtube字幕下载
 

3.Facebook crawling parameters

Function Name Parameter Name Description Type Required Optional Values
Facebook-User Profile url_list List of Facebook user or page URLs to extract profile information from list Yes -
  list A valid Facebook profile or page URL string Yes -

Here we take the example of grabbing FB user information:

"request_example": { "locale": "en-US", "source": "facebook_user_profile", "context": { "url_list": [ { "url": "https://www.facebook.com/zuck/" } ] } }

 

4.Amazon crawl parameters

Function Name Parameter Name Description Type Required
Amazon-Product Search keyword_list

├─ keyword
Search keyword list, supports multiple keywords for crawling list (object[]) Yes
  Single search keyword to crawl string Yes
  start_pages Start page number, which page to start crawling (e.g., page 1) number No
  pages Number of crawled pages, which total number of pages to crawl number No
Amazon-Best Seller category_list

├─ category_id
Category ID list (array), containing multiple category objects array<object> Yes
  Category unique identifier string Yes
  start_page Start page number, which page to start crawling integer No
  pages Total number of crawled pages, which total number of pages to crawl integer No
Amazon product reviews product_url_list

├─ product_url
Product URL list, containing multiple product objects array<object> Yes
  URL for a single product string Yes
Amazon product listings product_url_list

├─ product_url
Product URL list, containing multiple product objects array<object> Yes
  URL for a single product string Yes
 

Here we take the example of crawling Amazon product keywords:

"request_example": { "geo": "US", "format": false, "locale": "en-US", "source": "amazon_search", "context": { "pages": 2, "start_page": 1, "keyword_list": [ { "keyword": "1077068" } ] }, "js_render": false }

 

5.TikTok crawling parameters

Function Name Parameter Name Description Type Required
TK Video Search keyword Search for a keyword; the system will find videos based on that keyword. string Yes
TK Comments video_id TikTok video ID, used to locate the video. string Yes
  cursor Cursor, used to paginate and retrieve more replies. string No
  count Limits the number of replies returned per page. integer No
TK User Information Search url_list

├─ user_url
User URL list (an array containing multiple user objects). array<object> Yes
  A single TikTok user's homepage URL. string Yes

Here we take grabbing TK video information as an example:

"request_example": { "source": "tiktok_video", "context": { "sec_uid": "OmegaProxy" } }

 

6.X-Crawl Parameters

Function Name Parameter Name Description Type Required
X tweet information user_id The ID of a Twitter user, used to get tweets from that user string yes

Here we take the example of grabbing X tweet information:

"request_example": { "locale": "en-US", "source": "twitter_tweets", "context": { "url_list": [ { "tweet_id": "44196397" } ] } }

 

7.Google crawl parameters

Function Name Parameter Name Description Type Required Optional
Google Job Search job_name Job title keywords string Yes -
  job_location_list

├job_location
Location list array<object> No -
  experiences Work experience filter value array<string> No INTERN_AND_APPRENTICE
EARLY
MID
ADVANCED
DIRECTOR_PLUS
  has_remote Remote position boolean No -
  skills Skill keywords (comma-separated) string No -
  degree Education filter value array<string> No PURSUING_DEGREE
ASSOCIATE
BACHELORS
MASTERS
DOCTORATE
  employment_type Job type array<string> No FULL_TIME
PART_TIME
TEMPORARY
INTERN
  sort_by Sort field (relevance/time) string No relevance
date
  page Page number (starting at 1) integer (建议) / string Yes -
Google Events keywords_list Keyword list (array, containing the keyword field) array<object> No -
  start_page Start page number (page to start crawling) integer No -
  end_page End page number (page to end crawling) integer Yes -
Google Images keywords_list

├keyword
Array of keyword objects, used to specify search keywords array<object> Yes -
  Search keywords string Yes -
  start_page Start page number (page to start crawling) integer / null Yes -
  end_page End page number (page to end crawling) integer / null Yes -
Google Auto-association keywords_list

├keyword
Array of keyword objects array<object> Yes -
  Search keywords, used to get autocomplete suggestions string No -
Google Finance keywords_list

├keyword
Array of keyword objects array<object> No -
  Search keywords (such as company names, stock symbols, etc.) string Yes -
Google Search keywords_list

├keyword
Array of search keyword objects array<object> Yes -
  Search keyword strings (such as product names, brand names, etc.) string Yes -
  start_page Start search results page number (page to start searching on, e.g., 1) int/null No -
  end_page End search results page number (page to end searching on, e.g., 3) int/null No -

 

Here we take crawling Google job as an example:

"request_example": { "locale": "en-US", "source": "google_job_search", "context": { "page": "1", "degree": "BACHELOR", "skills": "python, sql", "sort_by": "date", "job_name": "software engineer", "locations": [ { "location": "London" } ], "has_remote": true, "experience_list": [ { "experience": "MID" } ], "employment_type_list": [ { "employment_type": "FULL_TIME" } ] } }, "response_example": { "result": [ { "job_href": "jobs/results/108913291534705350-senior-software-engineer-generative-ai-google-workspace?q=Software&has_remote=true&page=1", "job_title": "Senior Software Engineer, Generative AI, Google Workspace", "job_detail": "Minimum qualifications....", "job_remote": "Remote eligible", "job_company": "Google", "job_location": "New York, NY, USA; Boulder, CO, USA; +4 more; +3 more" } ] }