object
field for the full data (some field are less important and potentially empty)? undefined
.Actor name, version, buildTag, and environmentVariables are currently only used when you deploy your Actor using the Apify CLI and not when deployed, for example, via GitHub integration. There, it serves for informative purposes only.
The apify push command should only really be used for quickly pushing and testing Actors on the platform during development. If you are ready to make your Actor public, use a Git repository instead, as you will reap the benefits of using Git and others will be able to contribute to the project.
transformations.unwind
work, the table only shows undefined
values -> Is there a working example I can check somewhere?transformations.flatten
, it seems the table can't show fields with array
or object
format, it shows undefined
instead. Am I missing something here?data
part:[ { "metadata": { "timestamp": "2024-07-08T09:51:31.942Z", "run_id": "lWmckTaBAlbeKTM33" }, "data": { "url": "some_url.com", "title": "some title", "attributes": ["a", "b"] } }, {...} ]
object
(this works)link
(works only when using flatten
, not unwind
)text
(same)array
(shows undefined
)userData
field when posting a request, but when getting a request from the head (https://docs.apify.com/api/v2#/reference/request-queues/queue-head/get-head) the response does not contain this userData
field. Instead i get the request id from this response, and have to make a second API call to get the details for a specific request (https://docs.apify.com/api/v2#/reference/request-queues/request/get-request) based on the request ID. Get head
endpoint return the complete request (including userData
)?os.cpus()
from node, but I'm looking for a rust equivalent. docker run -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock <image_tag>
), but it does not work on the Apify platform.await page.locator("div.my_class > ul > li").textContent();
causes an error: strict mode violation: locator('div.my_class > ul > li') resolved to x elements
. The presence of multiple elements is expected since this is a list.strictSelectors
parameter in the crawlee docs, but didn't manage to set it to false (if that is even the solution). item.add_css("list", "div.my_class > ul > li::text")
returns a list of the text for each list item, which is what I'm looking for.