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Unlock Advanced Crawling with mica-http v1.1.7: Proxies, Retries, and Models

This guide continues the mica‑http tutorial, detailing the new v1.1.7 release, proxy and retry mechanisms, page crawling steps, model usage, result handling, and provides documentation links and open‑source tool recommendations for building lightweight backend crawlers.

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Unlock Advanced Crawling with mica-http v1.1.7: Proxies, Retries, and Models

1. Introduction

This article continues the “mica-http Complete Guide” and notes that since version

v1.1.3

mica-http has been refined into a lightweight web‑crawling tool. The upcoming

v1.1.7

release will add new features, and readers are encouraged to star the project.

2. Crawler Proxy and Retry

3. Page Crawling

4. Model

5. Page

6. Result

Documentation

• Official documentation: https://www.dreamlu.net/#/doc/docs • Yuque documentation (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 •

pig

– a powerful microservice framework: https://gitee.com/log4j/pig •

SpringBlade

– complete enterprise solution: https://gitee.com/smallc/SpringBlade

References

[1]

“mica-http Complete Guide”: https://www.yuque.com/dreamlu/mica/mica-http

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