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Read csv file instead of an array of domains#97
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Another thing we could do, especially if we are planning to test different files (which can be pretty big), is read a
csvfile instead of creating an array. In the long term, I feel is gonna be better.In order to do that, I just added a
fs.createReadStream('./benchmark/sites.csv'), parsed the csv and created an array of domains with the first column.