Climate Tagger

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About Climate Tagger

Suggests tags for your posts based on an experts-vetted climate thesaurus, using the Climate Tagger API

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updated: 8 years ago
since: 9 years ago
author: Aptivate

Description

The Climate Tagger Plugin for WordPress is a simple, FREE and easy-to-use way to
integrate the well-known Climate Tagger API into your WordPress site. The
Climate Tagger API has been helping knowledge-driven web
sites better catalogue, categorize, contextualize and connect their data with
that from the broader climate knowledge community since 2011. The Climate Tagger
is backed by an expansive Climate Compatible Development Thesaurus, developed by
experts in multiple fields and continuously updated to remain current.

The tags suggested by the Climate Tagger are displayed in a word cloud, with the
most relevant tags appearing larger.

The plugin is based on Thoth’s Suggested
Tags
. More information
about the Climate Tagger is available at
http://www.climatetagger.net

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Development

This plugin uses wp-cli and PHPUnit for testing.
The tests require runkit for mocking functions.

  • Grab the latest source from github:

    $ git clone [email protected]:aptivate/climate-tagger.git

  • Install wp-cli

  • Install PHPUnit
  • Set up runkit:

    $ git clone https://github.com/zenovich/runkit.git
    $ cd runkit
    $ phpize
    $ ./configure
    $ sudo make install

Add the following lines to /etc/php5/cli/php.ini:

extension=runkit.so
runkit.internal_override=1
  • Install the test WordPress environment:

    cd climate-tagger
    bash bin/install-wp-tests.sh test_db_name db_user ‘db_password’ db_host version

where:
** test_db_name is the name for your temporary test WordPress database
** db_user is the database user name
** db_password is the password
** db_host is the database host (eg localhost)
** version is the version of WordPress (eg 4.2.2 or latest)

  • Run the tests
    phpunit