This code is a Node.js script that uses the website-scraper package to scrape the content of a website and download it to a local directory. The scraped website URL is defined as https://shopmrbeast.com.

This code requires the following dependencies:

• Node.js
• website-scraper

To install the required dependencies, run the following command in your terminal:

npm install website-scraper

To use this code, save it to a file with a .js extension, and run it using Node.js in your terminal with the following command:

node file-name.js

When you run the script, it will download the entire content of the https://shopmrbeast.com website to a local directory called ./node-website.

The script uses the following options:

• urls: An array of URLs to scrape. In this case, there is only one URL.
• urlFilter: A function that filters the URLs to scrape. This function checks if the URL starts with the websiteUrl variable defined as https://shopmrbeast.com.
• recursive: A Boolean that determines whether to scrape the website recursively.
• maxDepth: An integer that determines how many levels deep the recursive scraping should go.
• prettifyUrls: A Boolean that determines whether to prettify the URLs in the downloaded website content.
• filenameGenerator: A string that determines how the downloaded files should be named. In this case, the files are named by site structure.
• directory: A string that specifies the path to the directory where the downloaded content should be saved.

If an error occurs during the scraping process, the script will log an error message to the console with the details of the error.