Example Process Crawl Results
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Example Process Crawl Results
Iterates through all results from a crawler run and count them. Needs to be called from the crawler's finish webhook by adding an URL to finish the webhook of your crawler. Use this actor as a starting point to develop custom post-processing of data from the crawler.
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