Save scraper logs in csv #73
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kouloumos
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The current implementation generates a separate log.csv file for each day, which complicates tasks such as reviewing logs from the past X days since it requires opening X different files. This approach is similarly cumbersome when trying to fetch logs for a specific scraper, as we might need to do after (or as part of) bitcoinsearch/bitcoinsearch-app#137.
Switching to a single .csv file per scraper would streamline this process. By including an ISO 8601 timestamp as the first column in the .csv file - consistent with the created_at field in the Elasticsearch documents - logs can be more easily filtered and accessed based on both time and scraper.
…-logs # Conflicts: # bitcoinops/main.py # common/elasticsearch_utils.py
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Create a scraper logs for each Scraper in an individual csv file