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Hey @charifmews, thanks for building this! Can you send me an email at micah@firecrawl.dev? Would love to figure out how we can transition ownership of https://hex.pm/packages/firecrawl over to us, and make this an official Firecrawl SDK! |
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Hey 👋
Build https://check.day for the ElevenHacks hackathon and created for that as well a Firecrawl Elixir SDK that I pushed to https://hex.pm (Elixir packages registry, similar like NPM).
For the Firecrawl SDK I read the
v2-openapi.jsonfrom this repo and basically generate the SDK based on Elixir best practices. So since this week the/interactfeature has shipped and I just needed to run the script to generate the latest SDK and pushed the new version to Hex registry as well.Full disclaimer, I'm not using all the firecrawl functionality for check.day but do want to maintain this SDK because I'm using it for my app so I think why not add it to your docs as well so that others can use it as well. If you feel the generated SDK approach is too risky feel free to close this PR as well (even though I tested it quite well)