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Crawl any website and store its content in your Pinecone vector database. Enhance the accuracy and reliability of your own AI Assistant with facts fetched from external sources or connect this integration to our Pinecone GPT Chatbot assistant available in Apify Store.
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140 "title": "Website URL",
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142 "description": "A URL of a website where to fetch the web pages from. The URL can be a top-level domain like https://example.com, a subdirectory https://example.com/some-directory/, or a specific page https://example.com/some-directory/page.html."
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145 "title": "Vector database query",
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147 "description": "Text query that will be used to search relevant documents in the vector database using similarity search. This query will be converted into an embedding vector using OpenAI embedding function and it will be compared to the vectors of documents stored in the vector database."
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150 "title": "No website crawling and vector DB update (query only)",
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152 "description": "If enabled, the crawler will not be started and the actor will only search the vector database for the given query.",
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156 "title": "OpenAI API key",
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158 "description": "OpenAI API key to generate vector embeddings for documents that are stored to the vector database and also for the database query."
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160 "pineconeApiKey": {
161 "title": "Pinecone API key",
162 "type": "string",
163 "description": "Your Pinecone API key."
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165 "pineconeIndexName": {
166 "title": "Pinecone index name",
167 "pattern": "^[-a-z0-9]+$",
168 "type": "string",
169 "description": "The name of the Pinecone index where you want to store the vectors."
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171 "topKResults": {
172 "title": "Top K results",
173 "minimum": 1,
174 "type": "integer",
175 "description": "The number of top results to return from the vector database. The results will be sorted by similarity to the query vector.",
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180 "type": "string",
181 "description": "The name of the key-value store where the actor will cache URLs of the fetched websites. If the website is already being crawled, the actor will be aborted.",
182 "default": "website-content-vector-cache"
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202 "description": "The number of overlapping characters between consecutive chunks.",
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209 "playwright:chrome",
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216 "default": "playwright:firefox"
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219 "title": "Include URLs (globs)",
220 "type": "array",
221 "description": "Glob patterns matching URLs of pages that will be included in crawling. \n\nSetting this option will disable the default Start URLs based scoping and will allow you to customize the crawling scope yourself. Note that this affects only links found on pages, but not **Start URLs** - if you want to crawl a page, make sure to specify its URL in the **Start URLs** field. \n\nFor example `https://{store,docs}.example.com/**` lets the crawler to access all URLs starting with `https://store.example.com/` or `https://docs.example.com/`, and `https://example.com/**/*\\?*foo=*` allows the crawler to access all URLs that contain `foo` query parameter with any value.\n\nLearn more about globs and test them [here](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tools/glob?comments=true&glob=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fscrape_this%2F%2A%2A&matches=false&tests=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Ftools%2F&tests=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fscrape_this%2F&tests=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fscrape_this%2F123%3Ftest%3Dabc&tests=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fdont_scrape_this).",
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239 "description": "Glob patterns matching URLs of pages that will be excluded from crawling. Note that this affects only links found on pages, but not **Start URLs**, which are always crawled. \n\nFor example `https://{store,docs}.example.com/**` excludes all URLs starting with `https://store.example.com/` or `https://docs.example.com/`, and `https://example.com/**/*\\?*foo=*` excludes all URLs that contain `foo` query parameter with any value.\n\nLearn more about globs and test them [here](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tools/glob?comments=true&glob=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fdont_scrape_this%2F%2A%2A&matches=false&tests=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Ftools%2F&tests=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fdont_scrape_this%2F&tests=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fdont_scrape_this%2F123%3Ftest%3Dabc&tests=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fscrape_this).",
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287 "description": "The maximum number of web browsers or HTTP clients running in parallel. This setting is useful to avoid overloading the target websites and to avoid getting blocked.",
288 "default": 200
289 },
290 "initialCookies": {
291 "title": "Initial cookies",
292 "type": "array",
293 "description": "Cookies that will be pre-set to all pages the scraper opens. This is useful for pages that require login. The value is expected to be a JSON array of objects with `name` and `value` properties. For example: `[{\"name\": \"cookieName\", \"value\": \"cookieValue\"}]`.\n\nYou can use the [EditThisCookie](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/editthiscookie/fngmhnnpilhplaeedifhccceomclgfbg) browser extension to copy browser cookies in this format, and paste it here.",
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310 "default": 10
311 },
312 "maxRequestRetries": {
313 "title": "Maximum number of retries on network / server errors",
314 "minimum": 0,
315 "maximum": 20,
316 "type": "integer",
317 "description": "The maximum number of times the crawler will retry the request on network, proxy or server errors. If the (n+1)-th request still fails, the crawler will mark this request as failed.",
318 "default": 5
319 },
320 "requestTimeoutSecs": {
321 "title": "Request timeout",
322 "minimum": 1,
323 "maximum": 600,
324 "type": "integer",
325 "description": "Timeout (in seconds) for making the request and processing its response. Defaults to 60s.",
326 "default": 60
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328 "minFileDownloadSpeedKBps": {
329 "title": "Minimum file download speed (kilobytes per second)",
330 "type": "integer",
331 "description": "The minimum viable file download speed in kilobytes per seconds. If the file download speed is lower than this value for a prolonged duration, the crawler will consider the file download as failing, abort it, and retry it again (up to \"Maximum number of retries\" times). This is useful to avoid your crawls being stuck on slow file downloads.",
332 "default": 128
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335 "title": "Wait for dynamic content (seconds)",
336 "type": "integer",
337 "description": "The maximum time to wait for dynamic page content to load. By default, it is 10 seconds. The crawler will continue either if this time elapses, or if it detects the network became idle as there are no more requests for additional resources.\n\nNote that this setting is ignored for the raw HTTP client, because it doesn't execute JavaScript or loads any dynamic resources.",
338 "default": 10
339 },
340 "maxScrollHeightPixels": {
341 "title": "Maximum scroll height (pixels)",
342 "minimum": 0,
343 "type": "integer",
344 "description": "The crawler will scroll down the page until all content is loaded (and network becomes idle), or until this maximum scrolling height is reached. Setting this value to `0` disables scrolling altogether.\n\nNote that this setting is ignored for the raw HTTP client, because it doesn't execute JavaScript or loads any dynamic resources.",
345 "default": 5000
346 },
347 "removeElementsCssSelector": {
348 "title": "Remove HTML elements (CSS selector)",
349 "type": "string",
350 "description": "A CSS selector matching HTML elements that will be removed from the DOM, before converting it to text, Markdown, or saving as HTML. This is useful to skip irrelevant page content. \n\nBy default, the Actor removes common navigation elements, headers, footers, modals, scripts, and inline image. You can disable the removal by setting this value to some non-existent CSS selector like `dummy_keep_everything`.",
351 "default": "nav, footer, script, style, noscript, svg,\n[role=\"alert\"],\n[role=\"banner\"],\n[role=\"dialog\"],\n[role=\"alertdialog\"],\n[role=\"region\"][aria-label*=\"skip\" i],\n[aria-modal=\"true\"]"
352 },
353 "removeCookieWarnings": {
354 "title": "Remove cookie warnings",
355 "type": "boolean",
356 "description": "If enabled, the Actor will try to remove cookies consent dialogs or modals, using the [I don't care about cookies](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/i-dont-care-about-cookies/) browser extension, to improve the accuracy of the extracted text. Note that there is a small performance penalty if this feature is enabled.\n\nThis setting is ignored when using the raw HTTP crawler type.",
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360 "title": "Expand clickable elements",
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362 "description": "A CSS selector matching DOM elements that will be clicked. This is useful for expanding collapsed sections, in order to capture their text content.",
363 "default": "[aria-expanded=\"false\"]"
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369 "readableText",
370 "extractus",
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373 "type": "string",
374 "description": "Specify how to transform the HTML to extract meaningful content without any extra fluff, like navigation or modals. The HTML transformation happens after removing and clicking the DOM elements.\n\n- **Readable text with fallback** - Extracts the main contents of the webpage, without navigation and other fluff while carefully checking the content integrality.\n\n- **Readable text** (default) - Extracts the main contents of the webpage, without navigation and other fluff.\n- **Extractus** - Uses Extractus library.\n- **None** - Only removes the HTML elements specified via 'Remove HTML elements' option.\n\nYou can examine output of all transformers by enabling the debug mode.\n",
375 "default": "readableText"
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377 "readableTextCharThreshold": {
378 "title": "Readable text extractor character threshold",
379 "type": "integer",
380 "description": "A configuration options for the \"Readable text\" HTML transformer. It contains the minimum number of characters an article must have in order to be considered relevant.",
381 "default": 100
382 },
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384 "title": "Remove duplicate text lines",
385 "type": "boolean",
386 "description": "This is an **experimental feature**. If enabled, the crawler will prune content lines that are very similar to the ones already crawled on other pages, using the Count-Min Sketch algorithm. This is useful to strip repeating content in the scraped data like menus, headers, footers, etc. In some (not very likely) cases, it might remove relevant content from some pages.",
387 "default": false
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390 "title": "Debug mode (stores output of all HTML transformers)",
391 "type": "boolean",
392 "description": "If enabled, the Actor will store the output of all types of HTML transformers, including the ones that are not used by default, and it will also store the HTML to Key-value Store with a link. All this data is stored under the `debug` field in the resulting Dataset.",
393 "default": false
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Created in May 2024
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