Same question from me. I've got this exact use case I've been struggling with the past few days.
I work at a milk delivery company in the UK (The Modern Milkman). There's this website called findmeamilkman.com and I wanted to scrape all the milk delivery services that serve every UK postcodes to create polygons I can overlay on a map to identify competitors in each region.
I keep getting rate limited by the servers, and there doesn't seem to be any fetch/XHR requests on the network. Instead a SSR request that returns the full HTML.
If you're product could help me solve this by reverse engineering an API that would be amazing
I work at a milk delivery company in the UK (The Modern Milkman). There's this website called findmeamilkman.com and I wanted to scrape all the milk delivery services that serve every UK postcodes to create polygons I can overlay on a map to identify competitors in each region.
I keep getting rate limited by the servers, and there doesn't seem to be any fetch/XHR requests on the network. Instead a SSR request that returns the full HTML.
If you're product could help me solve this by reverse engineering an API that would be amazing