Ivan Paramonau

The reddis handler is in `lib/cache-engines/redis.js`. We don't use it in production, but you're welcome to review and do pull requests as required (it'll have to be against current `develop`...

Thanks. Please feel free to submit a PR. We'll be happy to check in.

Interesting. What would the use case for that feature be? Also, if we do it, say, for YouTube videos, what would should be returned for YouTube user profile pages? ......

We tried to find a better answer to this use case for 3 years. It pops up every couple months in one form or another. No luck so far. Here's...

For stats aggregation - I see your point. As for caching it doesn't make sense: you would still need to make a request to Iframely to get this ID. Even...

Hey thanks for reporting. Iframely's Docker is community-maintained. We have no capacity for it ourselves. Feel free to submit the PRs. It will be very much appreciated!

Thank you. Is there a chance you could provide a link to such specific one off doc for us to try and reproduce the issue?

That URL seems to be working alright [for us](https://iframely.com/try?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdocs.google.com%2Fspreadsheets%2Fd%2F1cDh1hI060rwPXG59tidB1skvCYkZrM6kayTX6nT105E%2Fedit%3Fusp%3Dsharing). In this case, it may be some issue with Google's cache state. We'll try again in a while.

We haven't had time to accurately impact-assess and test this PR against the whitelist lifecycle and hierarchy in v1.4.0. However, here's a question and suggestion: why don't you simply merge...

There's a very old general [overview](https://github.com/itteco/iframely/blob/master/docs/WRITE-A-PLUGIN.md) of how to write a plugin. It's obsolete in some places, for example there's now `cheerio` input variable instead of `$selector`. But it does...