Command Line Interface Update #91
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Apr 28, 2021
| if record: | ||
| # Write the summary into a json file. | ||
| data = sz.summarizer(directory) | ||
| file = open(path + "/" + record + ".json", "w") |
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us os.path.sep instead of /
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A command-line interface feature has been added. This allows user to run the summary and word frequency function on the terminal and save the results on a .json file. The user can choose whether they want to save the results or have them printed on the terminal, the files will be kept in a separate folder.
What is the current behavior?
#34
What is the new behavior if this PR is merged?
Users should be able to run textmining.py, where the CLI is contained.
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@nguyenmail and @cookaa