DotNetExpose is a .Net library for helping you to scrap web pages. It shows you a lot of information about the page.

Version 1.0.3:

Added a function that checks if the page has Ajax calls

Use the package manager to install.

Install-Package DotNetExpose -Version 1.0.3

After install the package:

using Expose.Main;

Create an instance of ExposeHtmlDocument. The constructor needs an URL. This URL will be scraped.

const string URL = "https://www.google.com.br/"

ExposeHtmlDocument expose = new ExposeHtmlDocument(URL);

Return total of CSS files referenced in the html page

int countCSS = expose.CountCSSAsync();

Return total of JS files referenced in the html page

int countJS = expose.CountJSAsync();

Return total of Html Elements

int countHtmlElements = CountHtmlElementsAsync();

Return total of META elements

int countMetaTags = expose.CountMetaAsync();

Return all the JS content

HashSet<string> hsJS = expose.GetJSContentAsync();

Return all the CSS content

HashSet<String> hsCSS =  expose.GetCSSContentAsync();

Return the total of onclick events in all elements in the html

int countOnclickEvents = expose.CountOnclickEventsAsync();

Return the total of Forms in html page

int countForms = expose.CountFormsAsync();

Return the Action and HttpMethod from Form

Dictionary<string,string> dicFormInfo = expose.FormsInfoAsync();

Return the size in Kb of the page

long? pageSize = expose.GetSizeOfPageAsync();

Return the JSON with the amount of info found

string report = expose.GetReportAsync();

Return True/False

bool hasAjaxCall = expose.HasAjaxCallAsync();

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

MIT