- [x] Try `SELECT count(*) FROM internal_links il WHERE il.from_page_id = (SELECT p.id FROM pages p WHERE p.title = 'Linux'); -- Count of internal links for 'Linux' page`
- [x] Try:
```sql
SELECT il.to_page_id, pl.title
FROM internal_links il
JOIN pages pl ON pl.id = il.to_page_id
WHERE il.from_page_id = (
SELECT p.id FROM pages p WHERE p.title = 'Node.js'
- [ ] Documentation how to use + Last execution date
- [ ] Rewrite bash script to download and extract SQL files from Wikipedia Database Dump to Node.js for better cross-platform support and easier maintenance + automation, preferably one Node.js script to generate everything to create the database
- [ ] Verify file content up to before inserts, to check if it matches last version, and diff with last version
- [ ] Update logic to create custom `internal_links` table to make it work with latest wikipedia dumps (notably concerning the change in `pagelinks.sql` where the title is not included anymore, but instead it uses `pl_target_id`, foreign key to `linktarget`), last tested dumb working `20240420`
- [ ] Create Lucid models and migrations for Wikipedia Database Dump: `pages` and `internal_links` tables
- [ ] Implement `GET /wikipedia/pages?title=Node.js` to search a page by title (not necessarily with the title sanitized, search with input by user to check if page exists)
- [ ] Implement `GET /wikipedia/pages/internal-links/paths?from=Node.js&to=Linux` to get all the possible paths between 2 pages with titles sanitized
- [ ] Implement Wikipedia Game Solver (`website`)
- [x] Init Next.js project
- [ ] Try to use <https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tuyau/client> for API calls
- [ ] Hard code 2 pages to test if it works with `console.log` in the browser
- [ ] Implement a form with inputs, button to submit, and list all pages to go from one to another, or none if it is not possible
- [ ] Add images, links to the pages + good UI/UX
- [ ] Implement toast notifications for errors, warnings, and success messages
- [ ] Add docs to add locale/edit translations, create component, install a dependency in a package, create a new package, technology used, architecture, links where it's deployed, how to use/install for end users, how to update dependencies with `npx taze -l` etc.
