We'd like to import content from files, compute on it, and then download it to new files. We will test our ideas with Robert Sterbal's data. New with version 0.1.13
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Here we ask for two letter group identifiers instead of the default one. This will make smaller groups and likely many more than 26.
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We specialize the indented lines following KWIC to specify long and wordy parameters. In this case the markup that will be used to link to related content.
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KWIC 1
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We've used this application specific block to explore more exotic parameterization. Some things can go wrong.
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KWIC
Indented lines incomplete as link substitutions.
SOURCE assets FILE .tsv KWIC <a href=http://example.com>
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We cleaned up the original file with a regular expression to make a tab-separated file with the data we understand.
curl -s http://ward.dojo.fed.wiki/assets/pages/testing-file-mech/KWIC-list+axe-files.txt | perl -ne 'print "$1\t$2\n" if /^(Ep\. *\d+).*?([A-Z].*)$/' >KWIC-list-axe-files.tsv
We construct a tsv file from the Dojo Practice Yearbooks.
for i in 0 1 2 3 4; do curl -s http://ward.dojo.fed.wiki/dojo-practices-202$i.json | jq -r '.story[]|select(.type == "paragraph")|.text' ; done > dojo-practice-yearbooks.tsv