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This Web App helps for performing detailed multilingual sentiment analysis of text articles from different sources. It identifies the positive, negative, neutral polarity in any text. This is accomplished by interacting with The Sentiment Analysis API from the Meaning Cloud Site.
A site that takes an input URL and calls the MeaningCloud API to return the sentiment of the article at the URL. Demonstrates knowledge of Webpack, Jest, and API calls from server side. Project #4 in the Front End Web Design Nanodegree from Udacity.
Simple web app testing Webpack 5 config with external API to MeaningCloud
Library for the MeaningCloud API, see https://www.meaningcloud.com/
This project is a webpage using webpack, sass, service workers, and the MeaningCloud API to perform sentiment analysis on a text provided by the user. This project has been completed as part of the Udacity course on Front-End development.
Front End Web Developer Nanodegree - Build a web tool that allows users to run Natural Language Processing (NLP) on articles or blogs found on other websites.
Basic MeaningCloud web app to display sentiment analysis of user input | NLP API | server and client-side code | JavaScript | Webpack | Jest
NLP Web Tool: udacity p4. The site queries meaningcloud api using a URL input from the user and displays the analysis on the page dynamically.
This is Udacity's First project of Advanced web development course. in this project we used meaningCloud Api to perform NLP analysis on a given URL.
Udacity® Front End Web Developer Project: Building an app that evaluates a news article with natural language processing
Evaluate news article using Natural language processing
A web tool that allows users to run Natural Language Processing (NLP) on articles or blogs found on other websites. Using an API called Sentiment Analysis system. This tool will give back pertinent information about the article: whether the content is subjective (opinion) or objective (fact-based) and whether it is positive, neutral, or negative in tone.
Project 4 of Udacity's Frontend Developer Nanodegree