A copyright violation detector running on Wikimedia Cloud Services https://tools.wmflabs.org/copyvios/

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README.md

This is a copyright violation detector web tool for Wikipedia articles running on Wikimedia Cloud Services at copyvios.toolforge.org.

It can search the web for content similar to a given article, and graphically compare an article to specific URLs. Some technical details are expanded upon in a blog post, though much of it is outdated.

Installation

If using Toolforge, clone the repository to ~/www/python/src, or otherwise symlink it to that directory.
Create a virtual environment and install the dependencies. On Toolforge, this should be in ~/www/python/venv, otherwise it can be in a subdirectory of the git project named venv:

python3 -m venv venv . venv/bin/activate pip install -e .
If you intend to modify CSS or JS, install the frontend dependencies:

npm install -g uglify-js cssnano postcss postcss-cli
Create an SQL database with the tables defined by schema.sql.
Create an earwigbot instance in .earwigbot (run earwigbot .earwigbot). In .earwigbot/config.yml, fill out the connection info for the database by adding the following to the wiki section:
```
  copyvios:
      engine: mysql
      host: <hostname of database server>
      db: <name of database>
```

Running

Run ./build.py to minify JS and CSS files after making any frontend changes.
Start your WSGI server pointing to app:app.