
Welcome to Day 5 of Firecrawl’s Launch Week! We’re excited to introduce an exciting new feature that will bring your web scraping projects to the next level: Real-Time Crawling with WebSockets.
Introducing Crawl URL and Watch
We’re thrilled to announce our new WebSocket-based method, Crawl URL and Watch
. This powerful feature enables real-time data extraction and monitoring, opening up new possibilities for immediate data processing.
How It Works
The Crawl URL and Watch
method initiates a crawl job and returns a watcher object. You can then add event listeners for various events like “document” (when a new page is crawled), “error” (if an error occurs), and “done” (when the crawl is complete).
This approach allows you to process data in real-time, react to errors immediately, and know exactly when your crawl is finished.
We’re excited to see how you’ll use this new feature to enhance your web scraping projects and create more dynamic, responsive applications.
Check out our documentation for a detailed guide on how to implement Crawl URL and Watch
in your projects: Firecrawl WebSocket Documentation

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