idomoz / wordcountdeluxe

How to setup server:

In debian based linux (ex. ubuntu):

git clone https://github.com/idomoz/wordcountdeluxe
cd wordcountdeluxe

• Run the following and replace <YOUR_SECRET_KEY> with your recaptcha secret key:

• You can also use this working secret key: 6LcWBrIUAAAAAGViwcVkqplRhhpis5TW21FCEoBC

• (The corresponding site key for frontend integration is: 6LcWBrIUAAAAAPMJ-ZFUsmgkw4yMx0TterNZYlnG)

  sed -i "s/<recaptcha_secret_key>/<YOUR_SECRET_KEY>/g" app/main.py

• Run the following and replace <YOUR_SITE_HOSTNAME> with your site's hostname:

• (The hostname that corresponds with the above key is testrecaptcha.tk)

  sed -i "s/<example.com>/<YOUR_SITE_HOSTNAME>/g" app/main.py

• Run the following and replace <YOUR_JWT_SECRET> with your jwt secret:

  sed -i "s/<jwt_secret>/<YOUR_JWT_SECRET>/g" app/main.py

chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.sh

• The server will listen on port 80

API

• All endpoints expect json data.

/register [POST]:

• Receives:

{
  "email": "<email>",
  "password": "<password>",
  "token": "<recaptcha_token>"
}

• Registers the email and returns jwt on success

/login [POST]:

• Receives:

{
  "email": "<email>",
  "password": "<password>",
  "token": "<recaptcha_token>"
}

• Returns jwt on success

/word_count [POST]:

• Receives the following json and Authorization header with jwt:

{
  "url": "<url>",
  "words": ["search_word_1", "search_word_2", "...", "search_word_n"]
}

• Returns json with the amount every word appears in the page on the given url. ex.:

{
  "search_word_1": 2,
  "search_word_2": 0,
  "search_word_n": 5
}