duckdb docs (v1.1) - scrape v1 #2371
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If you’re adding a new scraper, please ensure that you have:
public/icons/your_scraper_name/directory:16.png: a 16×16 pixel icon for the doc[email protected]: a 32×32 pixel icon for the docSOURCE: A text file containing the URL to the page the image can be found on or the URL of the original image itselfScreenshots for proof of output:
Docs with sections:
Articles showing code blocks as expected:
Articles correctly being segregated to single topics / page:
Honestly, might have take this about as far as I can - I'm completely new to Ruby but wanted to give this a shot.
Link to offline docs:
https://duckdb.org/docs/guides/offline-copy.html
I ran this urlscraper on windows against localhost w/ Ruby 3.3.5.