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Act checks first 100 results from crawler execution agains json schema. It returns validation errors to act log file. It sends mail if one or more results is not valid. ==Environment vars== - JSON_SCHEMA json schema for validation - MAILGUN_API_KEY mailgun api key for sending mail from act - MAI...
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Jakub DrobníkMaintained by Community
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Created in Apr 2017
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