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edruiz1/wiki\_crawler
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This module shows a form where the user may input a keyword to get search results from wikipedia in a drupal page.

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Wiki Crawler Module
===================

[](#wiki-crawler-module)

This is a code challenge developed by Eduardo Ruiz. This Drupal 8 module searches for a keyword in the wikipedia pages and returns the results to a page /wiki, also the user may add a parameter to the url to search for a keyword /wiki/{parameter}.

Setup instructions
------------------

[](#setup-instructions)

### Step #1: Clone this repository using git or use composer

[](#step-1-clone-this-repository-using-git-or-use-composer)

It is assumed that you have a functional Drupal 8 working environment. If not please refer to the [Drupal 8 site](https://www.drupal.org/).

To clone this repository use the command line in your computer and input the command that suits you the most:

**Clone this repository**

```
git clone git@github.com:edruiz1/wiki_crawler.git

```

**Use composer to download**

```
composer require edruiz/wiki_crawler

```

### Step #2: Enable the module

[](#step-2-enable-the-module)

It is assumed that you have a functional Drupal 8 working environment. If not please refer to the [Drupal 8 site](https://www.drupal.org/).

**Use Drush to enable the module**

```
drush en -y wiki_crawler

```

**Use the Drupal 8 admin interface to enable the module**

1. Log into your site using an administrator account.
2. Go to the "Extend" tab.
3. Search for wiki\_crawler.
4. Click on the checkbox next to "wiki\_crawler".
5. Click on the "Install" button at the end of the page.

### Step #3: Use the module

[](#step-3-use-the-module)

This module exposes 2 routes within Drupal 8 "/wiki" and "/wiki/param", this module also has unit tests.

**/wiki**

This route shows a short description of what this module was made for and a form where a user can input a keyword to search for.

When the search button is clicked the form will validate that the input is not empty and then proceed to search for the keyword using Wikipedia's API, if the input keyword has results then the user will be redirected to /wiki/{parameter}.

**/wiki/{parameter}**

In this route the {parameter} is replaced for the keyword the user input into the search form, it will then show the search form again and display any results for the keyword.

**Unit testing**

It is assumed that you have functional phpunit in your environment, if you don't please reffer to this page [Getting started with PHPUnit 7](https://phpunit.de/getting-started/phpunit-7.html).

Run the following command for unit testing from the root of your drupal site:

```
vendor/bin/phpunit -c core {path to wiki_crawler module}

```

Note that you need to replace "{path to wiki\_crawler module}" with the path to where the module is installed, commonly modules/custom/wiki\_crawler.

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