Send a request to a URL like https://runkit.io/runkit/json-endpoint-example-1/branches/master?url=http://google.com, get back the title of the page in the url query parameter.
var endpoint = require("@runkit/runkit/json-endpoint/1.0.0")
var request = require("request") // peer dependency
var requestPromise = require("request-promise")
var cheerio = require("cheerio")
endpoint(module.exports, async function(request)
{
try {
var html = await requestPromise(request.query.url)
var page = cheerio.load(html)
} catch(e) {
return {error: "could not retrieve page"}
}
return {
title: page("title").text() || "no title"
}
})
Because we're using async/await, we're automatically returning a Promise. You can always explicitly return a promise too.
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