duckduckgo/duckduckgo-publisher

Name: duckduckgo-publisher

Owner: DuckDuckGo

Description: Generation of the static files of DuckDuckGo and its microsites.

Created: 2012-08-13 00:45:24.0

Updated: 2018-01-18 14:11:41.0

Pushed: 2018-01-19 09:44:28.0

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Size: 1809

Language: Perl 6

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README

DuckDuckGo Publisher

Installation

You require the following libraries of https://duckpan.org/

• DDG
• DDGC::Locale::DuckduckgoDuckduckgo
• DDGC::Locale::DuckduckgoDontbubbleus
• DDGC::Locale::DuckduckgoDonttrackus

You can install App::DuckPAN of CPAN for this and then do the following command:

pan \
DDG \
DDGC::Locale::DuckduckgoDuckduckgo \
DDGC::Locale::DuckduckgoDontbubbleus \
DDGC::Locale::DuckduckgoDonttrackus

Proxying Requests to Dev Server

My default, asset URLs are relative (e.g. /style.css). To proxy these request to a development server, you can specify the domain for individual sites:

pan publisher --duckduckgo=http://moollaza.duckduckgo.com

Now all relative URLs will be directed to the specified server. In this case /style.css will be requested as http://moollaza.duckduckgo.com/style.css.

This allows you to develop locally and load assets from another server.

Publishing

Inside the repository you can do this to get a live simulation:

pan publisher

If you want to generate the static files you can do the following from the repository:

 -Ilib bin/ddg_publisher test_publish

The directory test_publish will be generated and filled up with the results.