Extension:GrowthExperiments/developer setup

Installation
If using Vagrant, install with

Otherwise:

After these steps, the newcomer homepage can be accessed via http://localhost:8080/wiki/Special:Homepage (no suggested edits topics or articles yet).
 * 1) Clone relevant extensions
 * 2) Update LocalSettings.php

Suggested Edits
There are three basic approaches for setting up suggested edits, the main functionality of GrowthExperiments, in a developer setup:
 * 1) Have the extension use the search API of a remote (production) wiki. You won't have to deal with setting up search locally, and you will get a wide range of realistic task suggestions, but the articles suggested for those tasks won't exist on your wiki so most editing-related functionality won't work. This is the easiest way to get the homepage and guidance working in general, and to QA task suggestions. It doesn't work for structured link recommendations though since those aren't enabled on any production wiki yet.
 * 2) Set up search locally, copy-paste or import a couple articles from some real wiki. This is quite a bit more effort but doable (on Vagrant it should mostly work out of the box). It's good for backend development, probably not really worth the effort for frontend development.
 * 3) Mock all the backend logic involved with static PHP code. This is nice for frontend work as you get direct and full control over the responses from the backend.

Set up search locally
In Vagrant search can be set up with  (but it will be set up automatically as a dependency if you provision the   role). For other setups, a basic configuration is:

See the setup notes of Extension:CirrusSearch for more details.

You can use the CirrusSearch maintenance script  for setting the ORES topics of wiki pages.

Seeding Articles

 * 1) Get article titles for Growth tasks from Czech Wikipedia. Note: This assumes jq is installed.
 * 2) Paste the article titles into https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Export and save XML file
 * 3) Import XML dump by running the following command inside mediawiki installation directory
 * 4) Update ElasticSearch