Open yvlcmb opened 2 years ago
Adding a few thoughts on what needs to happen:
@slingload - if you have time, can you test out the cli
branch? Let me know if it's along the lines of what you were thinking. I kept the output to a minimum.
@slingload - if you have time, can you test out the
cli
branch? Let me know if it's along the lines of what you were thinking. I kept the output to a minimum.
Thanks David it looks great, this is just what I was hoping for:
I appreciate you adding this in and extra kudos for the quick turn around.
@slingload - heads up. I'll be putting out a new version later this morning and the cli output will be altered a little to be like this:
{
"filename": "shortstory.txt",
"statistics": {
"sha256": "5b756dea7c7f0088ff3692e402466af7f4fc493fa357c1ae959fa4493943fc03",
"word_character_count": 7008,
"phone_count": 5747,
"syllable_count": 2287,
"word_count": 1528,
"sentence_count": 90,
"paragraph_count": 77,
"complex_word_count": 202,
"long_word_count": 275,
"pov_word_count": 113,
"first_person_word_count": 8,
"second_person_word_count": 74,
"third_person_word_count": 31,
"pov": "first",
"readability_scores": {
"automated_readability_index": 0.281,
"coleman_liau_index": 9.425,
"flesch_kincaid_grade_level": 8.693,
"flesch_reading_ease": 62.979,
"gunning_fog_index": 12.079,
"linsear_write": 10.733,
"lix": 34.975,
"rix": 3.056,
"smog": 11.688
}
}
}
I would like to use prosegrinder in a version control system for managing prose, perhaps in a git hook or a GitHub Action so that it runs automatically on each new commit. To make this happen, perhaps prosegrinder needs some command line usage support or some other top level module that can be executable from the command line.