PostgreSQL

Point an actor at a connection string and BatScrape writes results into a table as they land, rather than handing you a file to load later.

The wire contract is the schema. Each field in the contract maps to a column, and because the contract is versioned, a schema migration is something you read in a diff before it happens — not something you discover when a load fails.

What it does

• Creates and migrates the destination table from the actor’s contract version.
• Writes in batches, with the cursor committed alongside the rows, so a retry resumes instead of duplicating.
• Leaves the connection open only for the length of the run.

What you need

A Postgres 14 or newer instance reachable from your deployment, and a role with CREATE on the target schema.