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Old scrapylib had a few ItemLoader processors that were dropped with the codebase.
I preserved them here when scrapylib repo disappeared.
Mostly date/time parser handling and some cleaners. I wonder if they'd be useful to add here - or not. (Are they duplicating features that are elsewhere and I may have overlooked?)
I could see them become a namespace such as itemloaders.processors.extra - which wouldn't be auto-imported with itemloaders.processors and could have external dependencies that don't automatically become required - such as the dateutil parser lib used here?
Or perhaps name it itemloaders.processorlib - as in stdlib - for a place to have a few generically useful processor functions?
But perhaps it's also okay if they just disappear. I'm not sure, really.
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No strong opinion as well.
I think it wold be a nice addition, though we need to be careful on what will be our threshold of accepted utility dependencies.
Optional install are fine, but they must be clear in the docs, specially in the functions that rely on the optional install
Old
scrapylib
had a few ItemLoader processors that were dropped with the codebase.I preserved them here when scrapylib repo disappeared.
Mostly date/time parser handling and some cleaners. I wonder if they'd be useful to add here - or not. (Are they duplicating features that are elsewhere and I may have overlooked?)
I could see them become a namespace such as
itemloaders.processors.extra
- which wouldn't be auto-imported withitemloaders.processors
and could have external dependencies that don't automatically become required - such as the dateutil parser lib used here?Or perhaps name it
itemloaders.processorlib
- as in stdlib - for a place to have a few generically useful processor functions?But perhaps it's also okay if they just disappear. I'm not sure, really.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: