Refactor: Remove redundant p-limit concurrency control#11
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The crawler was using both a manual `active` counter and `p-limit` for concurrency control. The manual counter logic ensures that no more than `concurrency` tasks are ever active, making the `p-limit` wrapper redundant as it would never queue tasks. This change: - Removes `p-limit` usage in `plugins/core/src/crawler/crawl.ts`. - Removes `p-limit` from `plugins/core/package.json`. - Simplifies the `crawl` function by directly calling `processPage`. This improves code clarity and reduces dependencies without changing behavior.
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This PR removes the redundant
p-limitdependency from the crawler implementation in@crawlith/core. The crawler already implements manual concurrency control using anactivecounter loop, which effectively limits the number of concurrent tasks. Thep-limitwrapper was therefore unnecessary and has been removed to simplify the code and reduce dependencies.Changes:
p-limitimport and usage inplugins/core/src/crawler/crawl.ts.p-limitfromplugins/core/package.json.pnpm-lock.yaml.Verification:
tests/crawler.test.tsand confirmed all tests passed.pnpm lintand confirmed no new linting issues.pnpm buildsucceeds.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2409713938351617354 started by @saurabhsharma2u