Add supervisor configuration for managing Redis and Gunicorn processes
Replace direct process management with supervisord
Add secure and token-free API server variants
Implement JWT authentication for protected endpoints
Update datetime handling in async dispatcher
Add email domain verification
BREAKING CHANGE: Server startup now uses supervisord instead of direct process management
Complete overhaul of Docker deployment setup with improved architecture:
- Add Redis integration for task management
- Implement rate limiting and security middleware
- Add Prometheus metrics and health checks
- Improve error handling and logging
- Add support for streaming responses
- Implement proper configuration management
- Add platform-specific optimizations for ARM64/AMD64
BREAKING CHANGE: Docker deployment now requires Redis and new config.yml structure
- Enhanced Dockerfile for platform-specific installations
- Added ARG for TARGETPLATFORM and BUILDPLATFORM
- Improved GPU support conditional on TARGETPLATFORM
- Removed static pages mounting in main.py
- Streamlined code structure to improve maintainability
feat(requirements): update requirements.txt to include snowballstemmer
fix(version_manager): correct version parsing to use __version__.__version__
feat(main): introduce chunking strategy and content filter in CrawlRequest model
feat(content_filter): enhance BM25 algorithm with priority tag scoring for improved content relevance
feat(logger): implement new async logger engine replacing print statements throughout library
fix(database): resolve version-related deadlock and circular lock issues in database operations
docs(docker): expand Docker deployment documentation with usage instructions for Docker Compose
- Removed __del__ method in AsyncPlaywrightCrawlerStrategy to ensure reliable browser lifecycle management by using explicit context managers.
- Added process monitoring in ManagedBrowser to detect and log unexpected terminations of the browser subprocess.
- Updated Docker configuration to expose port 9222 for remote debugging and allocate extra shared memory to prevent browser crashes.
- Improved error handling and resource cleanup for browser instances, particularly in Docker environments.
Resolves Issue #256
Major changes:
- Add browser takeover feature using CDP for authentic browsing
- Implement Docker support with full API server documentation
- Enhance Mockdown with tag preservation system
- Improve parallel crawling performance
This release focuses on authenticity and scalability, introducing the ability
to use users' own browsers while providing containerized deployment options.
Breaking changes include modified browser handling and API response structure.
See CHANGELOG.md for detailed migration guide.
This commit updates the Dockerfile to install Crawl4AI with the specified options. The `INSTALL_OPTION` build argument is used to determine which additional packages to install. If the option is set to "all", all models will be downloaded. If the option is set to "torch", only torch models will be downloaded. If the option is set to "transformer", only transformer models will be downloaded. If no option is specified, the default installation will be used. This change improves the flexibility and customization of the Crawl4AI installation process.
Set the `image_size` variable to 0 in the `get_content_of_website_optimized` function to temporarily disable fetching the image file size. This change addresses performance issues and will be improved in a future update.
Update Dockerfile for linuz users
