I built a Node script that turns Google Search Console into a daily dashboard

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<p>I'd been checking my blog's search traffic by hand -- log into Search Console, click the property, read two numbers, close the tab -- often enough that wiring it into a script

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<p>Most websites have hidden JSON APIs that return cleaner data than their HTML pages. I built a simple Node.js script that discovers them automatically.</p> <h2> The Problem

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