Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain.
So, apparently we need these helpers (quite like polyfills) to target platforms, which don't have some of the newer features yet (like async/await). Ok.
However, if I target es2017, es2018 (or es2025 when it comes), tsc will produce code that doesn't need to rely on these helpers, and there's no need for this lib?
Would it make sense to document which helpers are required on whic
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I can tell, this library does not currently offer the option to allow firestore to generate ID for documents in collection or subcollections, rather the ID has to be specified upfront in the data that is being imported.
If this is currently not supported, I suggest a feature where a token like <docId> can be inserted into JSON that is being import
csvreader library / gem - read tabular data in the comma-separated values (csv) format the right way (uses best practices out-of-the-box with zero-configuration)
This is a library that provides generic functionalities for the implementation of imports. In addition to maximum performance and optimized memory consumption, Pacemaker can also be used to implement imports in distributed scenarios that place the highest demands on speed and stability.
So, apparently we need these helpers (quite like polyfills) to target platforms, which don't have some of the newer features yet (like
async/await). Ok.However, if I target
es2017,es2018(ores2025when it comes),tscwill produce code that doesn't need to rely on these helpers, and there's no need for this lib?Would it make sense to document which helpers are required on whic