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@ -56,21 +56,64 @@ foreach ($pending_submissions as $sub) {
// 3. Simulate fetching data (This is where the Gemini API calls will go) // 3. Simulate fetching data (This is where the Gemini API calls will go)
// For now, we'll use a mock implementation that just populates some data. // For now, we'll use a mock implementation that just populates some data.
try { try {
// --- MOCK DATA IMPLEMENTATION --- // --- REAL DATA IMPLEMENTATION ---
// In a real scenario, you would use a proper web scraping or API service. $linkedin_query = "{$name}" site:linkedin.com/in/;
// This is a placeholder to simulate finding profiles. $twitter_query = "{$name}" site:twitter.com;
$social_profiles = [ $company_query = "{$name}" company;
'linkedin_url' => 'https://linkedin.com/in/' . strtolower(str_replace(' ', '', $name)) . rand(1, 99),
'twitter_url' => 'https://twitter.com/' . strtolower(str_replace(' ', '', $name)),
];
$update_data = array_merge($social_profiles, [ // For this example, we'll call the tool synchronously.
'company' => 'Mock Company ' . rand(100, 999), // In a real-world high-volume application, you might use a job queue.
'location' => 'Mock Location', $linkedin_results_json = shell_exec("gemini-tool google_web_search --query '{$linkedin_query}'");
'industry' => 'Mock Industry', $twitter_results_json = shell_exec("gemini-tool google_web_search --query '{$twitter_query}'");
'geo_location' => 'Mock Geo', $company_results_json = shell_exec("gemini-tool google_web_search --query '{$company_query}'");
$linkedin_url = null;
if ($linkedin_results_json) {
$results = json_decode($linkedin_results_json, true);
if (!empty($results['web_search_result']['results'])) {
// Find the first result that looks like a profile
foreach ($results['web_search_result']['results'] as $res) {
if (preg_match('/linkedin\.com\/in\//', $res['url'])) {
$linkedin_url = $res['url'];
break;
}
}
}
}
$twitter_url = null;
if ($twitter_results_json) {
$results = json_decode($twitter_results_json, true);
if (!empty($results['web_search_result']['results'])) {
foreach ($results['web_search_result']['results'] as $res) {
if (preg_match('/twitter\.com\/[^\/]+$/', $res['url'])) {
$twitter_url = $res['url'];
break;
}
}
}
}
$company = null;
if ($company_results_json) {
$results = json_decode($company_results_json, true);
if (!empty($results['web_search_result']['results'])) {
// For simplicity, we'll take the title of the first result as the company name.
// This is a very rough heuristic and could be improved.
$company = $results['web_search_result']['results'][0]['title'];
}
}
$update_data = [
'linkedin_url' => $linkedin_url,
'twitter_url' => $twitter_url,
'company' => $company,
'location' => 'Unknown', // Placeholder
'industry' => 'Unknown', // Placeholder
'geo_location' => 'Unknown', // Placeholder
'status' => 'Completed' 'status' => 'Completed'
]); ];
$sql_parts = []; $sql_parts = [];
foreach ($update_data as $key => $value) { foreach ($update_data as $key => $value) {