taggy · GitHub
taggy is a frontend package deal to mechanically tag (or categorize) textual content material.
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Tagging content material in web-based editorial programs –
i.e. assigning content material to a collection of matters –
is generally nonetheless achieved manually and subsequently tedious and error-prone. Particularly on the subject of giant quantities of information.
Proprietary programs are sometimes costly and questionable when it comes to information safety.
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An open, easy-to-start-with, easy-to-integrate and fairly highly effective frontend module to suit your tagging wants.
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Simply outline some set off phrases or put in your current glossary and begin to tag your content material.
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Web site Types
Assign kind enter by your customers mechanically to the correct inside tracks:
Categorize enter whereas typing:
Information Articles
Tag them mechanically:
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Getting began
Please go to the main repo of taggy to get going rapidly.
The Glossary
This can be a checklist of phrases in JSON-format with classes and key phrases. taggy categorizes the enter based mostly on that.
The construction is like this:
{
"tags": [
{
"category": "Herbs and Spices",
"keywords": [ "Rosemary", "Parsley", "Pepper", "Thyme", "Mint", "Chilli", "Basil", "Dill" ]
},
{
"class": "Greens",
"key phrases": [ "Potatoes", "Cucumber", "Garlic", "Carrots", "Spinach", "Onion", "Mushrooms" ]
},
{
"class": "Fish",
"key phrases": [ "Salmon", "Tuna", "Red Snapper", "Sardines", "Herring", "Flounder", "Bass", "Mackerel" ]
}
]
}