A quick proof-of-concept code browser for the DC Code.
This is a much simpler and less feature-rich system that more developed stuff like The State Decoded, but ideally is either a proof-of-concept of a fully static approach or at least a useful tool for proofing our parser.
This site takes a static approach
to the task. There's no server, but there's a multitude of files. The
initial target for deployment is Amazon S3. The
site is deployed with s3cmd and takes about 16,000
PUT requests to go live.
git clone git@github.com:openlawdc/code-browser.git
make
Then boot up a local development server: https://gist.github.com/tmcw/4989751
and go to the url specified there, like http://localhost:8080/
CloudFront dist: http://d1eu6ip9xyd6yj.cloudfront.net/
Early versions of the results of this code:
The most useful output so far is JSON sections (zipped) (21MB) -
16,569 detected sections (detected with parse.js) output into JSON.
These are fast to generate but downloading them lets you skip the Word Doc
to Text to Parsed workflow.
Precook is updated with search indices!