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📰 Smart Article Extractor extracts articles from any scientific, academic, or news website with just one click. The extractor crawls the whole website and automatically distinguishes articles from other web pages. Download your data as HTML table, JSON, Excel, RSS feed, and more.

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viewed_ai opened this issue

Hello, I tested this actor to see if it's suitable for my use case. Here is what I got for one of my calls: IS NOT VALID ARTICLE --- Reasons: [Article has too few words: 113 (should be at least 150)]

Could this be fixed, potentially? It's a valid article, and I'd love to parse all the articles, even those below the 150-word limit.

Thanks in advance for your input on that!

Alexander (low_code)

Hi! I will discuss it with the team next week and will let you know.

Wishing you a happy Easter! Alex

viewed_ai

Thanks! Looking forward to your feedback

Alexander (low_code)

Hi!

You can set minWords to any value you want, and you can comfortably scrape your article.

viewed_ai

Hello, thanks a lot for the update!

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