ezPAARSE

# Application core

Developper-oriented documentation for ezPAARSE's core. The documentation dedicated to contributions for parsers, pkbs and scrapers can be found in this section.

# Technologies used by ezPAARSE

# How does the ezPAARSE engine work?

Simplified schemas of the internal architecture (opens new window) and general architecture (opens new window) are also available.

ezpaarse's engine working Schema

# ezPAARSE's monitoring

The following options can be used to run ezPAARSE.

  • --memory: shows the memory consumption of the ezPAARSE process every 5 seconds
  • --lsof: displays the number of open file descriptors every 5 seconds

Example :

. ./bin/env
node app.js --memory

# Launching the ezPAARSE's unit tests

Use the makefile to launch the tests:

  make test

To test a specific function, use mocha and indicate the path of the test file as a parameter

Eg for testing custom formats:

. ./bin/env
mocha ./test/custom-formats-test

To perform only one functionality test, use mocha and set the path of the test file as a parameter and then specify (with -g) the test number (two figures) like @xx.

For example, for the second test about the custom formats:

. ./bin/env
mocha ./test/custom-formats-test -g @02

# Generate a new ezPAARSE version

To generate a new version of ezPAARSE you need to be member of the ezPAARSE Team.

If you are not a member, you can submit a pull request on github (opens new window).

For the ezPAARSE Team:

  • Check you are on the master version or run a git checkout master
  • Use npm to generate the new version by using the appropriate options to tag the version
npm version [<newversion> | major | minor | patch | premajor | preminor | prepatch | prerelease | from-git]

Example :

npm version patch
git push
git push --tags

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