Allow for dynamic module to handle scrape output.#11
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Howdy,
This PR allows users to specify a module to handle scrape objects as an alternative to writing them to files. This user module name can be specified via the environment variable
SCRAPE_OUTPUT_HANDLER. Once imported, the module expects the following class structure to be available:This is related to opencivicdata/pupa#315 but is much lighter and does not impose additional dependencies.
Thanks!