[b]"How to Build a Reliable JavaScript Web Scraper with LLM Integration?"[/b] or [b]"Best Practices for Using a Ja

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If you’re dealing with heavy JS sites, forget Cheerio. Puppeteer + LLM is the way.

But speed is a trade-off. I use a hybrid approach: Puppeteer for rendering, then Cheerio for static parts. Saves some time.

For rate limits, residential proxies are worth the $$$. Also, set a max retry limit—don’t piss off the site admins.

Cool trick: Use LLM to generate XPath selectors dynamically. Saves hours of manual tweaking.

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