This is a proof-of-concept created to demonstrate testing of a series of URLs using Tenon.io.
You need a Tenon API key to use this. To get a key, go to http://www.tenon.io/register.php
You should eventually dive right into the documentation to make your own awesome stuff with Tenon API https://tenon.io/documentation
This is a really simple queue tester. It takes a list of URLs (located in a text file) and submits them to Tenon in an asynchronous fashion. As it submits the URLs to Tenon, pages are tested, and results written to a database.
This must be run on a PHP web server with CURL, MySQL, and PDO.
To install everything needed for this project you will need to install Node/ NPM and Grunt. Then git clone this repo.
Finally, run the following commands in Terminal/ Windows Command Prompt:
npm installbower install
This will install all project dependencies.
Next step is to configure it. Open up the file located at src/lib/config-sample.php. That file is very well commented. Make the necessary changes and then save the file as src/lib/config.php.
The config file discussed above has a config option called QUEUE_FILE_PATH. This must be a plain text file of URLs - one URL per line - that you want to test. This repo includes an empty queue.txt file as well as a sample file called fortune-500.txt. Naturally, you'll want to create your own queue of URLs for the pages you want to test.
We don't recommend that you actually use the fortune-500.txt file because doing so will, obviously, run up against your plan's daily limit.
Next step is to run the following command in Terminal/ Windows Command Prompt:
grunt
This will run the necessary Grunt tasks to make the system ready to use. Upload the contents of the /dist/ folder to the document root of your web server.
Finally, navigate to the installed location and open the /install.php file. That will install all of the database tables and populate the queue. If all goes well, it'll prompt you to go to the /index.php file. If everything has been configured properly testing will begin and in a few seconds, you'll start seeing results display on screen!
When all your testing is done, simply go to /export.php. This will create a master CSV file for all results found and a CSV file for each page tested. They will be located in /results/
You can also get high-level stats information by going to the /reports.php page. This information comes in via AJAX due to the possibility of a large amount of data being collected. Reports will automatically update every 2 minutes via AJAX.
View the CONTRIBUTING.md doc in the root of this repository.
This is license under the MIT license. Please see the License file for more details.
Tenon does not offer support for this code. The code in this repository is only to show a fully functioning example of the Tenon API. This is instead intended to show you it works and give you a potential starting point for your own application.