Create Igbo Part of Speech Tagset Constant

[ijemmao]

Background

In order for the API to capture the nuance of the Igbo language, it needs to have a part of speech annotating system that provides that nuance. We want to use this API to build treebanks for other projects to use

Treebank - A database of sentences that are annotated with syntactic information, often in the form of a tree.

Feature

Use this Igbo Part of Speech Tagset annotation system and create a new file called WordClass that exports a new object with the following structure

export default {
    CJN: {
         label: 'Conjuction',
         description: 'Conjunction'
    }
}

label should be a simplified label that most people would understand (in this case it's just Conjunction) description should be the description found in the webpage's table

[Ebugo]

Okay, I'd need you to throw more light on your last sentence though...

label should be a simplified label that most people would understand (conjunction instead of coordinating conjunction description should be the description found in the webpage's table

[ijemmao]

If you take a look at the table, the first tag, for example, says 'Coordinating conjunction' which isn't something that a regular person will automatically understand. Instead, a person would relate more to just 'conjunction' since that's what they've been taught in school.

The label should be a simplified "description" of the description. In other words, label should use terminology that was taught in primary or secondary school, while the description is just copying the text found in the original table.

[Ebugo]

Oh, okay. More like exporting the already existing to something more familiar to the public...

[ijemmao]

@Ebugo Sort of, all you want to do though is create a new file called WordClass.js inside the constants directory. Inside this file, you should export by default an object with the structure that I detailed in the ticket.

So by the end of your work, you should have just created one new constants file.

[Ebugo]

oh, cool...Thanks for the clarity.