yalis

Yet Another LinkedIn Scraper

Typical Workflow

Scraping Employee Names

$ yalis -u legitimate@email.com -p Password123 --id 1234 -f csv -o yalis-1234.csv

$ yalis -u legitimate@email.com -p Password123 --name "Company Name Inc." -f csv -o yalis-company-name.csv

Formatting Employee Names

yalis -i yalis-1234.csv -f {f}{last} -o yalis-users.txt

Usage

Usage of ./yalis:
  -c, --config string         Configuration File
  -n, --count int             Results per request (default 20)
  -d, --delay int             Number of seconds to delay between requests (default 1)
  -m, --delimeter string      Delimeter (default ",")
  -e, --empty-threshold int   Number of empty responses before quitting worker (default 3)
  -f, --format string         Format of output (csv, {first}.{last})
      --id strings            Company IDs (required)
  -i, --input-file string     Input File
      --name strings          Company names to lookup
  -o, --output-file string    Output File
  -p, --password string       LinkedIn Password (required)
  -s, --start int             What part of list to start at
  -a, --user-agent string     User agent (default "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.14; rv:70.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/70.0")
  -u, --username string       LinkedIn Username (required)

Config

Use the example config.yml file in the repo to avoid specifying credentials via command line flags.

username: ""
password: ""
format: "csv"
delimeter: ","
delay: 1
user-agent: "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.14; rv:70.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/70.0"
start: 0
count: 20
empty-threshold: 3
# input-file: ""
# output-file: "linkedin.csv"
# id:
#   - 123
# name:
#   - "Company LLC."

Format Strings

-f flag will replace replace the following strings

Format String	Replacement
{f}	First Initial
{first}	First Name
{l}	Last Initial
{last}	Last Name

Example: Rick Astley

Format String	Output
{first}.{last}	rick.astley
{f}{last}@domain.tld	rastley@domain.tld
{l}{first}	arick