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wikihiker

v1.0.3

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A web crawler that finds the fastest route between two Wikipedia pages.

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Wikihiker

Description

"Wikihiker" is a webcrawler that finds the fastest route between two Wikipedia pages.

Getting Started

Dependencies

Node.js minimum v.18
Cheerio for HTML parsing
Neo4j for the GraphDatabase
Commander.js for the CLI
Cli-progress for the CLI progress bar

Installation

npm

Install the package on npm, setup a database connection and provide the database path, the username and the password in th CLI.

source

Download the .zip or clone this repository and run docker compose. The database connection is then established with default values.

Executing program

Change into the repository and run node index.js with the corresponding arguments and flags.
For a detailed description of all possible arguments and flags run node index.js --help

Help

For any problems regarding the code, please open an issue.

Authors

Felix Burkard
Mykhaylo Serdyuk

License

GPL-3.0 license

Acknowledgments

The main inspiration for this project is the game Wikiracing:
The goal of this game is to find the fastest way from one Wikipedia article to another by manually browsing the hyperlinks.