redis-developer / redisbloom-moby-dick

Experiments with RedisBloom and the text from Moby Dick
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Create a version of this project in Python #1

Closed simonprickett closed 2 years ago

simonprickett commented 2 years ago

Create a version of this project written in Python using the redis-py Redis client. Your code should live in a new folder named python which should also contain a requirements.txt and README.md that tells people how to install dependencies and run the code.

You'll want to leave the input data file moby_dick_just_words.txt where it is and point to it in your data loading code. You'll also want to move the existing Node.js project files: .nvmrc, package.json, package-lock.json and index.js into their own folder called nodejs, adding a README.md in there that tells people how to set up and use the Node code (use the text in the existing repo README.md file).

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divyansh-ag-03 commented 2 years ago

Hi @simonprickett @SuzeShardlow I am new to open source with Hacktoberfest. I am well versed in Python and Java. Please let me know which project is to be converted to python and what all are your requirements other than the ones mentioned above. Kindly assign the work to me.

SuzeShardlow commented 2 years ago

Hi @divyansh-ag-03, thanks for your interest and welcome to Hacktoberfest :) The project is this one, which is written in JavaScript

https://github.com/redis-developer/redisbloom-moby-dick

and we are looking for someone to create the same project in Python.

Does that make sense?

I will wait for you to confirm you're comfortable with this before I assign it to you.

SuzeShardlow commented 2 years ago

This issue is still up for grabs :) please comment and tag me and @simonprickett if you'd like to work on it.

radioactive11 commented 2 years ago

@SuzeShardlow @simonprickett May I please work on this issue. I went through the JS Repo and I am confident I will be able to make a Python version of the same.

SuzeShardlow commented 2 years ago

Hi @radioactive11, I've assigned this to you, looking forward to seeing your PR in the next couple of days. Have fun and please check out our guidelines:

https://redis.io/community/hacktoberfest/

radioactive11 commented 2 years ago

Thank you @SuzeShardlow for assigning this issue. I will start working on this right away 😃

SuzeShardlow commented 2 years ago

Cool, have fun 🙌🏽