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@PeriniM PeriniM commented May 5, 2024

Two new nodes to create multiple instances of a graph and merge all the answers together in one.

It is possible to pass an instance of a graph inside the GraphIterator configuration dict and it will be iterated over an input list (in the SearchGraph case it will be a list of urls).

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why you do not use smart scraper graph?

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I'm passing it inside the GraphIteratorNode configuration with empty prompt and source since they are mandatory for a SmartScraper. Inside GraphIteratorNode they will be replaced correctly

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fix the example

@VinciGit00 VinciGit00 merged commit e6387d7 into pre/beta May 6, 2024
@VinciGit00 VinciGit00 deleted the graphs-iterator-node branch May 6, 2024 07:51
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