Example HTTP parser to fetch and retrieve information about remote HTML pages.

Please install the application with Composer, if you are not familiar with composer please visit http://getcomposer.org.

To run the example application please use the following command once composer install has been run:

./examples/console.php http-parser:fetch:products http://url.com/you/want/to/scrape | python -m json.tool

You can also make use of the URI meta command using the following:

./examples/console.php http-parser:fetch:urimeta http://url.com/you/want/to/scrape | python -m json.tool

Both commands can be run with a verbose -v flag to receive console output dealing the behaviour of the scrape.

./examples/console.php http-parser:fetch:products http://url.com/you/want/to/scrape -v

Can by run via ./vendor/bin/phpunit within the root directory of the repository after completing the composer install.

1. Description will be embedded within the DOM, not the meta.
2. Will be returning size in KB (Kilo Bytes)

• FetchProductsCommand - fetch a HTML dom page and create a set of product information and return as a JSON string to the console.
• FetchUriMetaCommand - fetch a remote HTML page and return a JSON object which represents data about a URI.

• Url - model representing our HTML meta data.
• Product - model representing data about a product.
• ProductList - model representing a set of products.
• MoneyDecorator - model for formatting a Money object in to a string.

Models should support JsonSerializable interface for returning data to the UI via console.

• HttpFetch - Basic service which acts as a facade to GuzzelHttp and hydrates the domain models.

1. Exception handling is poor - does not handle failure well - needs to be significantly improved.
2. Unit tests missing from key HttpFetch methods.
3. More logging.
4. More output options would be nice (to file, other formats).