nerzhul/searchserver

A NodeJS searchserver which look at remote searchserver, cleanup the result and show it to current user, using AngularJS interface

SearchServer

SearchServer is a NodeJS/AngularJS web application which can substitute Google by fetching results from it, cleaning it and showing them to the user in a proper way.

It offer the possibility to register interesting permitting to retrieve them fast if you research them another time.

SearchServer supports OpenSearch then you can add it as a browser search engine.

Prerequisites

• PostgreSQL 9.5 or greater
• Elasticsearch 1.0 or higher

How to install

• Install NodeJS & npm

Debian/Ubuntu:

apt-get install node npm

FreeBSD:

pkg install nodejs npm

• Clone the repository in /usr/local/www or /var/www, depending of your OS
• Launch server.js from node.js

git clone https://github.com/nerzhul/searchserver.git /usr/local/www
cd /usr/local/www
npm install

• Configure your postgresql database

Debian/Ubuntu:

apt-get install postgresql9.5-server
su - postgres

FreeBSD

pkg install postgresql95-server
su - pgsql

Create your user & database

createdb searchserver
createuser searchuser -P
psql searchserver

create table interesting_link (
	ip inet NOT NULL,
	url TEXT NOT NULL,
	terms VARCHAR(1024) NOT NULL,
	content TEXT NOT NULL,
	title VARCHAR(256) NOT NULL,
	PRIMARY KEY (ip,url,terms,content,title)
);
grant insert, select on interesting_link to searchuser;

How to use

Configure your database by copying config.js.example and changing the PostgreSQL chain

Launch NodeJS:

node server.js

Connect to the server on http://localhost:8080/

Resources

JS

• AngularJS 1.4 (https://angularjs.org/)

CSS

• Spinkit spinner (http://tobiasahlin.com/spinkit/)

Fonts

• Roboto (Google's Android)