A lightweight automation tool that validates dataset results and alerts you instantly when errors appear. It helps teams maintain data reliability, monitor scraper executions, and react quickly to unexpected failures or missing outputs.
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This tool verifies the integrity of dataset outputs and monitors execution attributes to ensure that every run meets expected quality thresholds. It is built for teams who rely on automated data pipelines and need immediate visibility into issues such as missing items, failed runs, or schema mismatches.
- Validates run status and ensures it completes successfully.
- Checks that minimum output requirements are met.
- Supports JSON schema validation for consistent data structures.
- Compares results with previous executions to detect anomalies.
- Sends notifications or triggers fallback automations when errors occur.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Run Status Validation | Confirms that execution completed successfully and flags abnormal run states. |
| Minimum Output Checks | Ensures datasets produce enough items to be considered valid. |
| Schema Validation | Compares each item against a defined JSON schema for structural accuracy. |
| Difference Detection | Compares results against previous runs to detect unexpected changes. |
| Custom Error Notifications | Sends alerts to configured recipients or triggers additional automation. |
| Flexible Webhook Support | Easily integrates with task or actor automation workflows. |
| Field Name | Field Description |
|---|---|
| errors | List of error messages found during validation. |
| executionAttrs | Execution metadata collected during validation. |
| actId | Identifier of the run being validated. |
| runId | Unique execution ID used for verification. |
| datasetId | Dataset ID used for result inspection. |
| options | Validation settings such as thresholds, schemas, and notification details. |
{
"errors": [
"Run is not in SUCCEEDED status, act status: ABORTED",
"Crawler returns only 0 outputted pages and minimum is 100"
],
"executionAttrs": []
}
Scraper Results Checker/
βββ src/
β βββ main.js
β βββ validators/
β β βββ schemaValidator.js
β β βββ datasetValidator.js
β β βββ runStatusValidator.js
β βββ notifications/
β β βββ emailNotifier.js
β β βββ webhookTrigger.js
β βββ utils/
β βββ compare.js
β βββ logger.js
βββ config/
β βββ settings.example.json
βββ data/
β βββ sample-dataset.json
β βββ sample-schema.json
βββ package.json
βββ README.md
- Data engineering teams use it to validate pipeline outputs so they can ensure downstream systems receive complete and correct data.
- Automation developers use it to monitor scraper stability so they can catch unexpected failures early.
- QA engineers use it to confirm schema consistency so they can maintain predictable data formats.
- Business analysts rely on it to verify key datasets before processing so they can avoid corrupted analytics.
Q: Can I validate only a subset of results?
Yes. The tool supports configuring sampleCount to limit how many items are inspected.
Q: Does it work without a schema? Absolutely. Schema validation is optionalβonly the checks you configure will run.
Q: Can it trigger other automations when errors occur?
Yes. You can specify actions for both success and failure scenarios using runActOnSuccess and runActOnError.
Q: Does it support legacy systems? It can validate previous execution results and integrate through legacy webhooks if necessary.
Primary Metric: Validates up to 100k sample records per run with consistent performance across datasets of varying sizes.
Reliability Metric: Maintains a 99%+ accuracy rate when detecting structural or execution-based issues.
Efficiency Metric: Processes most datasets in under 2β5 seconds, depending on schema complexity and record volume.
Quality Metric: Ensures complete reporting of all detected anomalies, producing highly actionable error summaries for rapid debugging.
