Closed harrisj closed 4 years ago
I haven’t. :( I can send over some code and tips on how to do it easily in Python but there’s no web interface. I would love to make one but I’m busy out my ears and nose with grad school and other project deadlines… But sincerely and deeply thanks for this email your interest. I’m curious and want to ask why you are interested? but don’t want to be rude. :)
peace, Ryan
Well, I actually don't need a web interface, but a Python egg or whatever I can easily import into my own program and call (kinda like how the prosodic.py does). It's for a silly project of mine. I want to try the pentametron approach but on NYT stories...
Hi harrisj, I somehow only just saw this message. Is this something that would still be useful for you? If so I'll work on packaging prosodic into an egg.
I would be interested in it. I haven't gotten to working with it yet so no worries about timing. Thank you!
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Also, here's a general question. I am currently interested in porting your project to the Go language so I can write poetry bots in Streamtools. Would this annoy you greatly?
The Python pip package is now available at pip install prosodic
This is really cool, but I want to scan bulk-lines of text for iambic pentameter and there doesn't seem to be a convenient way to do this. I can hack this by importing and calling functions, but I was wondering if you considered creating an interface suitable for importing into other projects and easily called for commands?