Worked on a little sentiment analysis tool. The goal was to have a natural language processor that would report back a basic polarity score on text provided. So lightweightsentiment is a Lightweight Sentiment Analysis Tool built using the nltk (natural language toolkit) python framework.

Requirements

lightweightsentiment was written to conform to python 2 or 3 and requires the following modules installed (newer versions may work):

nltk==3.4.5

textblob==0.15.3

To install nltk run:

python -m textblob.download_corpora

Usage

Simply run the input.py script with a –text option and then some text to see sentiment. For example:

python input.py --text "Gosh, I hate this feature"

The output would then be a number between...

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For years I’ve been adding a line in bash scripts to echo out a variable here and there. It’s funny how you just accept a workflow like that as “the way.” But when using an IDE for objected oriented languages I’ve always just expected breakpoints and the ability to watch variables when running code from within the IDE. But it never even occurred to me to do that with bash scripts.

Then IsaacH at the office told me about an IDE that does that. Looking inside the IDE, it’s piping commands to bashdb. Soooo, bashdb is kinda’ like gdb. You can set breakpoints and print the content of variables when you run it. Or even test new lines as you’re writing them. Before we get started we’ll install it the easy way, with home-brew:

sudo brew install bashdb

The command needs a script to run. To see the version of bashdb use the –version option or with -h to see the help page:

bashdb -h

Now, let’s get into an interactive debugging environment. Pick a script and...

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