Session authentification & Ignore URLs via config file

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Session authentification & Ignore URLs via config file #8

Open jjsaunier opened 9 years ago

jjsaunier commented 9 years ago

./bin/centipede run http://mywebsite.com --auth-method=session --session-name=SESSNAME --session-id=peigs2pqfjkdr4ms6k3epaamr2 --ignore-url=/app_dev.php/user/logout

Ignore url (one or many)
Auth user via authenticator, by default we provide SessionAuthenticator, --session-name is PHPSESSID by default. And you can add your own. Auth is totally optional.
Fix depth, was not given to centipede-crawler before.

PR on centipede crawler is coming.

umpirsky commented 9 years ago

I would like to support configurable list of ignore urls via config, see https://github.com/umpirsky/centipede/issues/2.

Standard auth methods are also in planning, but I would like to keep crawler interface simple, including constructor.

jjsaunier commented 9 years ago

Now you can do it

./bin/centipede run http://github.com -c /home/user/[..]/centipede.yml

with :

ignore:
    - '/blog'
    - '/explore'

for example

umpirsky commented 9 years ago

Cool, I will revisit this PR and do it in separate PR to split config implementation and auth.

I also want config to be in the root of target project like for Behat and PHPSpec.

gnutix commented 9 years ago

Any progress on this ? I just got a legacy project to manage that needs authentication and I would love to use centipede to ensure each page is accessible upon migrations/changes.

umpirsky commented 9 years ago

@gnutix No, sorry. I didn't have chance to work on it lately.

You can fork it and adopt to your needs, then post link here and we will see what can be reused/merged.