In this "parent" repo for all functions, you will find:
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the data structure (the model) common to all functions. Please visit the folder "functions-model".
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the file 'pom.xml' which defines the versions of all the dependencies shared by the functions
All functions are licensed 'Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License', which essentially means that the code and the assets of these functions can be used and modified including for commercial purposes, provided an attribution is made to the author (Clement Levallois).
All the functions can be used for free at https://nocodefunctions.com.
For the sources:
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umigon: sentiment analysis for social media in English, French and Spanish
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topics: extract topics from texts
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predict links: predict the links that are most likely to form next in a network
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pdf matcher: explore many pdfs to find specific keywords in context
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gexf <-> vosviewer converter: get from gexf to vosviewer and back - and visualize them on the web
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css highlighter: a tool to get a word highlighted with css. Note that this function is embedded in the web app as it takes just a few lines of code - no need for a separate repo.
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data annotation: an app to annotate datasets, including with the Best-Worst Scaling method. Please note that this function is 90% ready and would need a dedicated user / tester to become fully operational. If you are this person, get in touch!
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the API server to access all these functions, to run them through a web access. This is how the front of nocodefunctions accesses them, by the way.
- the web front
- the i/o machinery, to import your data to the app and then export the results back to users. Currently supported formats include txt, pdf, csv, tsv, excel and tweets.