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Text2Emotion 0.0.1
Detecting emotions behind the text, Text2Emotion package will help you to understand the emotions in textual meassages.
License: MIT

# What is emotion?
Emotion is a biological state associated with the nervous system brought on by neurophysiological changes variously associated with thoughts, feelings, behavioural responses, and a degree of pleasure or displeasure.
(Source: Wikipedia)

Human being can easily identify the emotions from text and experience it. But what about the machines, are they able to identify the emotions from text?

#### Text2Emotion is the python package which will help you to extract the emotions from the content.

- Processes any textual message and recognize the emotions embedded in it.
- Compatible with 5 different emotion categories as Happy, Angry, Sad, Surprise and Fear.

## Features
> ##### 1. Text Pre-processing
> At first we have the major goal to perform data cleaning and make the content suitable for emotion analysis.
> - Remove the unwanted textual part from the message.
> - Perform the natural language processing techniques.
> - Bring out the well pre-processed text from the text pre-processing.
> ##### 2. Emotion Investigation
> Detect emotion from every word that we got from pre-processed text and take a count of it for further analytical process.
> - Find the appropriate words that express emotions or feelings.
> - Check the emotion category of each word.
> - Store the count of emotions relevant to the words found.
> ##### 3. Emotion Analysis
> After emotion investigation, there is the time of getting the significant output for the textual message we input earlier.
> - The output will be in the form of dictionary.
> - There will be keys as emotion categories and values as emotion score.
> - Higher the score of a particular emotion category, we can conclude that the message belongs to that category.

## [Check Demo](https://pyemotion.herokuapp.com/)

Let's experience the library, test your multiple use cases on web app and check whether the library performs as per your expectations.
pyplates 0.1.0
Project Template for python on macOS Big Sur
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6.1,<4.0.0
Keywords: macOS,setup,terminal,ci,log,logging,cli,logger,pyproject,toml

# IttyTwitty

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> Having a basic way to tweet and interact with Twitter from the command line is a simple but handy set of actions. This project provides this functionality with the least amount of configuration.
>
> It just works!

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## Installation

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```sh
# install script ...
./setup.sh
```

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## Contributing

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**Please feel free to offer [suggestions and changes](https://github.com/skeptycal/dotfiles/issues).**

_I have been coding for many years, but mostly as a side activity ... as a tool to assist me in other endeavors ... so I have not had the 'hard time' invested of constant coding that many of you have. Suggestions/improvements
welcome!_

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## Author

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madtornado 0.3.9
Madtornado is a project templates for Tornado framework and quickly generate the Tornado project.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5
Keywords: tornado,web,http_server,mt,Mad_tornado,madtornado,Tornado project template,python3,sea,generate the Tornado project,tornado cli,tornado脚手架,生成tornado项目

madtornado
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| Madtornado is a project templates for Tornado framework and quickly generate the Tornado project.
| PyPI page: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/madtornado

Installation
============

::

    pip install madtornado
    sea --init_project [project path]

The powerful madtornado
==============================

Very easy to check whether is not-null for arguments
------------------------------------------------------

::

    args = self.get_argument_for({"a": None, "b": None, "c": None})
    check_rule = {
        "a": [check.not_null], "b": [check.not_null], "c": [check.not_null("c type is error")]
    }
    result = check.some(args, check_rule)
    print(result.__dict__)

Used madtornado
===============

workspace
---------

::

    %madtornado_project%\ancient\view\reception.py

start server
------------

::

    python server.py

Create route
------------

::

    file : reception.py

    @register.route(use=register.PRT)
    class IndexHandler(BaseHandler):
        """

        url: http://127.0.0.1:8095/prt/index

        """

        async def get(self):
            self.write("<h1 style='text-align:center'>Index</h1>")

        async def post(self):
            self.throw(404)

        async def put(self):
            self.throw(404)

        async def delete(self):
            self.throw(404)

Quickly create route
--------------------

::

    sea --new_recp %madtornado_project%\ancient\view\reception.py

Configure anything
==================

::

    %madtornado_project%\config\tornado.cfg

Advise
======

    -  Nginx ( IIS ) use port 80
    -  Tomcat use port 8080
    -  Apache2 use port 8088
    -  madtornado use port 8095

Resources
=========

You can read `madtornado
Documentation <https://madtornado.readthedocs.io/>`__ online for more
information.

License
=======

madtornado uses the MIT license, see LICENSE file for the details.

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