Fix crawler skipping downloading components

[BrandonClapp]

Fixes #86

There are a couple of issues here

1. The path is currently derived from the URL, which means that we get incorrect downstream paths like ./output/components/htmlhttps://tailwindui.com/components/application-ui/navigation/navbars when passing this path const.
2. The downloader is skipping components because it's not parsing the correct segment of the URL. [4] instead of [2] here is what we need to parse the correct segment.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved accuracy in local path generation based on component URLs.
  • Enhanced component identification from URLs for better filtering.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected the extraction of component names from URLs to align with the intended structure.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request primarily focus on the processComponent function and the main execution block of the index.mjs script. Modifications include the adjustment of the path variable to accurately derive the local output path by removing the rootUrl from the url. Additionally, the extraction of the component variable from the URL has been corrected to access the fifth segment instead of the third, ensuring proper parsing of the component name. These adjustments enhance the accuracy of local path generation and component identification.

Changes

File	Change Summary
index.mjs	Modified processComponent to correctly derive local output path and updated the URL parsing logic to access the fifth segment for component extraction.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Script
    participant URL

    User->>Script: Execute script
    Script->>URL: Retrieve URL
    URL-->>Script: Provide URL
    Script->>Script: Process URL
    Script->>Script: Derive local path
    Script->>Script: Extract component name
    Script-->>User: Output results

🐇 "In the code where paths align,
A rabbit hops with joy divine.
From URLs, we now extract,
The components, clear and intact.
With every change, we leap and bound,
In code's embrace, new paths are found!" 🐇

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[andyw8]

Thanks for looking into this. I tried out your branch and noticed an issue with the preview directory: