webhog is a package that stores and downloads a given URL (including js, css, and images) for offline use and uploads it to a given AWS-S3 account (more persistance options to come).

##Installation go get github.com/johnernaut/webhog

You may also want to import the given SQL file into your database.

##Usage Make a POST request to http://localhost:3000/scrape with a header set to value X-API-KEY: SCRAPEAPI. Pass in a JSON value of the URL you'd like to fetch: { "url": "http://facebook.com"} (as an example). You'll notice an Ent dir: /blah/blah/blah printed to the console - your assets are saved there. To test, open the given index.html file.

##Configuration Create a webhog.yml file in the running directory. The following options are supported:

development:
  mysql: 127.0.0.1:3306
  db_name: webhog_development
  api_key: SCRAPEAPI
  aws_key: AWSKEY
  aws_secret: AWSSECRET
production:
staging:

##TODO

• finish ZIP / Upload to S3 functionality