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cross-reader - ADJ (adjectives) and PRE (prepositions)

(a few notes)

Install

$ pip3 install flask 

$ pip3 install nltk

 (follow nltk instructions to download a nltk pos.tagger)

Start

Start the flask/python local server ...

$ python3 start.py

Browse to your localhost on port 5000 ...

> 127.0.0.1:5000

Txt documents

The search machine is using the index.json file to process results.

The function 'create_index' can be called to generate this file. It uses a set of plain text files to index each word and its corresponding TFIDF value.

Changing txt documents

If you want to work with another set of texts, make a 'txt/' folder, add a few txt files in it, and remove the index.json file (or rename it if you want to keep it).

To generate a new index.json file:

Remove the index.json file

$ rm index.json

Stop and start the python server...

ctrl + c

$ python3 start.py