updated content_selector.py based on feedback from Karl, integrated file processing system into content_selector, updated nested dictionary such that at the top level, the key is a file directory name, and at the nested level, the key is a tuple in the form (Headline, Date) that captures key information from the given file.
I did not integrate this code into main.py. In my version of content_selector.py, there's an if name == "main": statement that I used to run the python file and print the result to output. This will obviously need to be changed, but I wanted to push a version that people can run right now if they want to get the data for themselves.
updated content_selector.py based on feedback from Karl, integrated file processing system into content_selector, updated nested dictionary such that at the top level, the key is a file directory name, and at the nested level, the key is a tuple in the form (Headline, Date) that captures key information from the given file.
I did not integrate this code into main.py. In my version of content_selector.py, there's an if name == "main": statement that I used to run the python file and print the result to output. This will obviously need to be changed, but I wanted to push a version that people can run right now if they want to get the data for themselves.