Application: content-tagger
Tool to tag content and manage the taxonomy on GOV.UK
Ownership
#govuk-platform-health owns the application and is responsible for updating its dependencies.
Hosting
The production version of this application is hosted on AWS.
SSH Access (AWS)
gds govuk connect ssh -e integration backend
gds govuk connect ssh -e staging aws/backend
gds govuk connect ssh -e production aws/backend
Run a rake task
Links
- GitHub repo
- Sentry (error tracking)
- Puppet configuration
- Deploy scripts
- Deployment dashboard
- Publishing E2E scenarios (warning: not all apps have E2E tests)
Relevant manual pages
Example pages published by content-tagger
- Brexit
- UK help and services in Spain
- UK help and services in France
- UK help and services in USA
- UK help and services in Pakistan
- UK help and services in India
- UK help and services in Germany
- UK help and services in South Africa
- UK help and services in United Arab Emirates
- UK help and services in Italy
README
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Content Tagger is the publishing application for the Topic Taxonomy on GOV.UK. It also provides some functionality for tagging content in bulk.
Technical documentation
This is a Ruby on Rails application. It stores some data in a PostgreSQL database, but for managing taxons and tagging content, it interacts with the Publishing API.
Permissions
Users need to have either the GDS Editor or the Tagathon participant permission to access this application.
- GDS Editor users will have full unrestricted access to the GOV.UK taxonomy and navigation tools
- Tagathon participant users have restricted access to the Tagathon Project bulk tagger and analytics tools
Running the application locally
For the purposes of local development, it's easiest to run this in a Rails console locally to give yourself admin access to the application.
User.first.update permissions: ["signin", "GDS Editor"]
Running the test suite
$ bundle exec rspec
Features
Managing the Topic Taxonomy
Content Tagger can create, edit and unpublish taxons. It also can view the content tagged to a taxon, and how this has changed over time.
Read How the topic taxonomy works.
Tagging content
Content Tagger has a "Projects" function for tagging content in bulk to the Topic Taxonomy. It also supports tagging individual pages.
Screenshots
Tagging content
Taxons
Education taxon
Bubbles visualisation
List visualisation
Editing a taxon
Tagging projects
