gogsbread / ResumeParser

Resume Parser using rule based approach. Developed using framework provided by GATE
GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0
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Installation problem #1

Closed prabakaranP closed 9 years ago

prabakaranP commented 9 years ago

I couldn't find the file 'ResumeParser' from https://github.com/antonydeepak/ResumeParser.git. Can anyone help me how to install it.

gogsbread commented 9 years ago

Hello: You must have cloned it in a different folder. Don't worry, just continue from the next step. i.e "cd ResumeTransducer"

gogsbread commented 9 years ago

You don't have to install Apache Tikka. The package that I have posted is self-sufficient. You just have to following the steps under installation in readme.md file (pasted below for reference):

Installation:

Open powershell in windows (run->powershell) 1) Git clone https://github.com/antonydeepak/ResumeParser.git 2) cd ResumeParser 3) cd ResumeTransducer 4) $env:GATE_HOME="..\GATEFiles" (beware: you are giving a relative path for ease.)

I will do better package management in future.

gogsbread commented 9 years ago

Lets take this step-step. What is the error you are getting?

prabakaranP commented 9 years ago

I have done all the following steps and i got the output ,But i have one doubt, Is this Okay for n number of Resumes?

gogsbread commented 9 years ago

Sure, you can customize the java code to loop through all the files. Or even simpler, you can create a loop in your shell(powershell). Say, you have a folder full of resumes you can cd into the folder and write a powershell statement like ls | % {java -cp '.\bin;..\GATEFiles\lib;..\GATEFILES\bin\gate.jar;.\lib*' code4goal.antony.resumeparser.ResumeParserProgram $.fullname "$.name.json" }

prabakaranP commented 9 years ago

How can i create a loop in powershell?

prabakaranP commented 9 years ago

output I got the output like this,I need the exact json format ,What i will do for getting json format?

gogsbread commented 9 years ago

That is the .json file; probably you may have to brush-up on your fundamentals. Also, the command that I typed in my previous post is how you loop in powershell;go thru some powershell tutorial if you are not sure.