Mastering mica-http v1.1.7: Advanced Crawling Techniques and Proxy Management
This article continues the mica-http guide, showcasing how version v1.1.7 introduces enhanced proxy handling, retry mechanisms, page crawling, model integration, and result processing, while providing documentation links, example projects, and open‑source tool recommendations for building lightweight Java crawlers.
1. Introduction
This article follows the previous "mica-http Complete Guide" and notes that since version v1.1.3 mica-http has been refined into a lightweight crawling tool. Note: Today's content focuses on visual demonstrations; some features will be officially released in mica v1.1.7. Stars are welcome.
2. Crawler Proxy and Retry
3. Page Crawling
4. Model
5. Page
6. Result
Documentation
Official docs: https://www.dreamlu.net/#/doc/docs
Yuque docs (subscribe for updates): https://www.yuque.com/dreamlu/mica
Example project: https://github.com/lets-mica/mica-example
Open‑Source Recommendations
Spring Boot microservice development kit mica: https://gitee.com/596392912/mica
Microservice framework pig (architects’ essential): https://gitee.com/log4j/pig
Enterprise solution SpringBlade: https://gitee.com/smallc/SpringBlade
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References
[1]"mica-http Complete Guide": https://www.yuque.com/dreamlu/mica/mica-http
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