When pitching for a new website job or when a company wants to relaunch their website, one of the most important part of the new concept is the information architecture. Therefore a sitemap of the existing page is very helpful to get a complete overview. But before someone extracts all links and hierarchies manually, we can use NodeJS to crawl the page for us.
In this second part of the series we’re going to use the crawler output from part 1 and end up having a tree sitemap in our browser, in an index.html.
Prerequisites
- Read part 1.
- webpack cli installed
- crawler output as json
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