Rdbacl is a Ruby interface to dbacl, a Bayesian text analysis tool. Dbacl is a very Unixy program, it is driven by the command line and uses local files and stdin and stdout a lot. I was first interested in writing an FFI library to bring these functions all native into Ruby, but then I noticed how much of the software is hardcoded to work the way it does, so I decided to start with just some Ruby scripts that encompass the command-line arguments.
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Wraps a dbacl command with a decent Ruby syntax
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Sets up multiple classifications per application very easily
TODO:
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Finish the wrapped_dbacl classes
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Finish the wrapper class (a few config options are left, #2, and some more validation)
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Rack Middleware
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Runner reset, learn, classify
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Repository mixins
FIX (code sample of usage) For an ActiveRecord model: ... As Rack Middleware: ...
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dbacl (sudo port install dbacl or sudo apt_get install dbacl should work)
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sudo gem install davidrichards-rdbacl
(The MIT License)
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