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The platform provides two entry points for discovering scripts, allowing users to choose based on their usage scenario:

  1. Official Template Store
  2. Console Template Menu

Both entry points display the same script information and support script browsing and search.


2. Finding Scripts in the Official Template Store

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Users visit the official platform website and navigate to the Template Store page via the navigation bar or related entry points.

On the Template Store page, scripts are typically organized by functionality or application scenarios, such as:

  • Website data collection
  • Search engines
  • E-commerce platforms
  • Social media
  • General-purpose data collection tools

Users can quickly browse scripts of a specific type by selecting a category.

The Template Store supports script search via the search box, including:

  • Fuzzy search by script name
  • Fuzzy search by script description / keywords

After entering keywords, the system automatically matches and displays relevant scripts.


3. Finding Scripts via the Console Template Menu

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After logging in to the console, click Template in the left-side menu to enter the script management page.

On the Template page, users can view all available scripts provided by the platform, including:

  • Script name
  • Script summary
  • Script status
  • Supported features

The Template page also supports search functionality, including:

  • Fuzzy search by script name
  • Fuzzy search by script content / description keywords

Search results are updated in real time, helping users quickly locate the desired script.


Whether in the Template Store or the Console Template page, users can click any script to access its detail page, where they can review:

  • Script functionality description
  • Supported use cases
  • Required input parameters
  • Output data structure
  • Usage examples

Users can determine whether a script meets their data collection requirements based on the details provided.