🧬 Content Genome Mapper CLI

A command-line tool to crawl, analyze, visualize, and export semantic content data from web pages — ideal for SEO, content analysis, and research.

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Features

• 🌐 Crawl web pages and store raw content
• 🔍 Extract salient entities and score their importance
• 🧩 Identify topic clusters from content
• 📊 Optional sentiment analysis (polarity & subjectivity)
• 📍 Extract named entities
• 🔄 Compare content and structure of two URLs
• 🧬 Batch process multiple URLs from a file
• 📦 Export analysis reports in Markdown and JSON formats

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Installation

pip install content_genome_mapper

Replace with your package install instructions if different.

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Usage

Use the CLI tool genome with the following commands:

Crawl a URL

genome crawl https://example.com

Analyze a URL (optional sentiment & export)

genome analyze https://example.com --sentiment --export md

Extract named entities

genome entities https://example.com

Extract topics

genome topics https://example.com

Compare two URLs

genome compare https://site1.com https://site2.com

Batch analyze URLs from a text file

genome batch urls.txt

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Export Formats

• Markdown (md) — saves a nicely formatted report
• JSON (json) — structured report data
• CSV — planned for future release

Reports are saved in the data/ folder with filenames based on the domain.

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Example Markdown Report

# 📌 Example Page Title

**URL**: https://example.com

**Sentiment:** Polarity 0.12, Subjectivity 0.34

## 🔍 Top Salient Entities:
- Entity1 (0.92)
- Entity2 (0.75)

## 🧩 Topics:
- Topic cluster 1
- Topic cluster 2

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Dependencies

• Typer — for CLI
• Rich — for console output
• TextBlob — for sentiment analysis
• Internal modules: content_genome_mapper.core.*

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Contributing

Feel free to submit issues or pull requests to improve the tool!

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License

MIT License © Amal ALexander

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Contact

For questions or support, contact: amalalex95@gmail.com

Github Repo

Homepage: https://github.com/amal-alexander Repository: https://github.com/amal-alexander?tab=repositories