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October 2021, copyleft || Kamome and Funix || Speech-to-Derive * The Myth of Natural Language || Roodkapje, Rotterdam
Welcome!
This is a little file to explain what's going on in these folders.
We will follow a workflow which starts with
using the speech-to-text tool to generate contents,
then create html files with the downloaded results,
finally render the layouts, customise print and bind them
'0_speech' contains >
the 'index.html' > in order to visualize which words are recognized by
the Speech-to-text
the 'style.css' > where is written the layout of the html page
the index.js > where is written the code to use the Speech-to-text app
'1_pythoning' contains >
1-2_NLTKing.py > python file for generating html for two booklets based
on NLTK (Natural Lanugage ToolKit)
3_imageScraping.py > python file for generating html for a booklet based
on image scraping from duckduckgo
pythonInstallationParty.txt > instructions for install libraries we'll use
'2_layout' contains >
the folder 'pagedjs_files' > the library Paged.js
Paged.js is a free and open source JavaScript library that paginates
content in the browser to create PDF output from any HTML content.)
https://www.pagedjs.org/about/
the folder 'styles' > there are three different .css files that change
the layouts and fonts
[not yet but] html files > where you can visualize the render of the layouts.
It works through a live server, that means that you have to simulate a
server in your computer: how?
you can use python, opening the terminal/cmd and digit >
python3 -m http.server
you can use Visual Studio Code with the extension "Live Server"