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How to export data?

Learn how to download and export your scraped data from CoreClaw.

Download via Console

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Step 1: Access Run Results

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  1. Go to Runs in the console
  2. Click on the Run ID
  3. Wait for status to show “SUCCEEDED”

Step 2: View Results

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On the run details page, you can see:

  • Execution status
  • Number of items scraped
  • Execution duration
  • Log records

Step 3: Select Export Format

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Choose your preferred format:

FormatExtensionBest For
JSON.jsonDevelopers, API integration
CSV.csvSpreadsheets, analysis

Step 4: Download

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Click the format button to download your data.

Export via API

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For automated data retrieval, use the API:

Get Run Results

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Terminal window
GET /api/v2/worker-runs/{runId}/result?offset=0&limit=20

Export Run Result

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Terminal window
GET /api/v2/worker-runs/{runId}/result/export?format=csv&filter_keys=title%2Cprice%2Curl

Supported formats: csv, json

Use the runId returned as data.run_slug when you start or rerun a Worker. See Export API for full documentation.

Data Size Considerations

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SizeRecommended Method
< 10MBConsole download
10MB - 100MBAPI streaming
> 100MBContact support

Troubleshooting

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Why is the download button disabled?

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Possible reasons:

  • Run has not completed yet
  • No data was scraped
  • Insufficient account balance
  • Limited permissions

Solution: Refresh the page or check run status.

What if data is empty?

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Check the following:

  • Input parameters are correct
  • Target website is accessible
  • Anti-scraping measures are not blocking

Review the logs for detailed error messages.

Best Practices

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