Downloads
Yioop Releases
The two most recent versions of Yioop are:
Payment Processing Script
Yioop software supports keyword advertising and supports charging credits to access groups. These can be enabled under the root account using the Server Settings activity. To create ads, advertisers purchase ad credits, and then use those credits to bid on keywords. When a user creates a group they can choose to charge a certain number of credits to join the group. By default, Yioop does not come with any payment processing mechanism for the purchase of credits, and so credits are essentially free. A script to enable purchasing credits for dollars on a credit card in Yioop 3.1.0 or higher using Stripe.com is a available from Seekquarry LLC for a fee of $30 at the link below:Support Yioop
Seekquarry, LLC is a company owned by Chris Pollett, the principal developer of Yioop. If you like Yioop and would like to show support for this project, please consider making a contribution via either Paypal or Etherium:
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Ethereum Adress: 0x6D5cA93D051261C82222a5534E8699CEAA757c98
Installation
The Install Guides explain how to get Yioop to work in some common settings. The documentation page has information about the requirements of and installation procedure for Yioop.
Upgrading
Before upgrading, make sure to back up your data. Then download the latest version of Yioop and unzip it to the location you would like. Set the Search Engine Work Directory by the same method and to the same value as your old Yioop Installation. See the Installation section above for links to instructions on this, if you have forgotten how you did this. Knowing the old Work Directory location, should allow Yioop to complete the upgrade process.
Git Repository / Contributing Code
The Yioop git repository allows anonymous read-only access. If you would like to contribute to Yioop, just do a clone of the most recent code, make your changes, do a pull, and make a patch. For example, to clone the repository, assuming you have the git version control software installed, just type:
git clone https://seekquarry.com/git/yioop.git
The Yioop Coding Guidelines explain the form your code should be in when making a patch as well as how to create patches. You can create/update an issue in the Yioop issue tracker describing what your patch solves and upload your patch. To contribute localizations, you can use the GUI interface in your own copy of Yioop to enter in your localizations. Next locate in the locale folder of your Yioop work directory the locale tag of the language you added translations for. Within this folder is a configure.ini file, just make an issue in the issue tracker and upload this file there.