Question on language options

[poldham]

HI @dimus,

I am attempting to write a wrapper for gnfinder in R (and making some decent progress) so that a user could pass a data frame with texts to gnfinder and receive a data frame with the parsed json as the results.

I have a quick question about the options for the -l flag. I can see that "eng" is available but could you mention what the other options might be for the -l flag? I may have missed something so apologies in advance if that is the case.

Many thanks and I will let you know when I get to the stage of posting the package on GitHub... as usual I spent today on a rethink and rewrite!

Best, Paul

[dimus]

@poldham the -l flag currently only supports two options eng and deu. I do plan to add more langugages in the future, but for now it is more of a proof of concept feature. I am curious how do you connect gnfinder with R? Do you use pipes, clib binding or gRPC interface?

[poldham]

Thanks very much @dimus. I have left “eng” as default for the moment and put it on the to do list. To connect gnfinder with R I am writing the calls with the glue package, then simply passing the calls to system() and then collecting the json to parse into data frame(s). Confined to the content of `names` in the JSON at the moment. As R is single core it will be slow for larger sets but I hope to go parallel using the future package (which works cross platform).

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