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Additional Context

ANNIS is a web-based platform for querying annotated linguistic corpora. While it is great at search and visualization, the export of query results can be hard for users who are not familiar with the inner structure of the particular corpus they are querying. Annimate (= ANNIs MATch Exporter) facilitates this export, allowing configuration through a convenient UI and producing CSV or Excel files. It uses the graphANNIS crate, which is also used by ANNIS itself, to query the database and adds logic on top of it to implement the export.