Amesit creates an index of a website using the pages' meta tags.
Let there be a directory with two files:
<html> <head> <title>Europe</title> <meta name="category" value="capital"> <meta name="keyword" value="Athens"> <meta name="keyword" value="Paris"> <meta name="category" value="state"> <meta name="keyword" value="Greece"> </head> <body> whatever you want </body> </html>
<html> <head> <title>Summer Olympics 1960</title> <meta name="keyword" value="Olympics 1960"> <meta name="category" value="state"> <meta name="keyword" value="Greece"> <meta name="category" value="scene of the Summer Olympics"> <meta name="keyword" value="Athens"> </head> <body> whatever you want </body> </html>
Now you have to call amesit from the directory with the files:
amesit.sh > out.xml
amesit.bat > out.xml
This will produce the following output file:
<index> <keyword name="Athens"> <category name="capital"> <reference>cities1.html</reference> </category> <category name="scene of the Summer Olympics"> <reference>olympics1960.html</reference> </category> </keyword> <keyword name="Paris"> <category name="capital"> <reference>cities1.html</reference> </category> </keyword> <keyword name="Greece"> <category name="state"> <reference>cities1.html</reference> <reference>olympics1960.html</reference> </category> </keyword> <keyword name="Olympics 1960"> <reference>olympics1960.html</reference> </keyword> </index>