Please find the new updated code here
A parser written in C++ for GEDCOM 5.5.5 Files.
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Compile and Run the C++ code:
g++ -std=c++11 parser.cpp -o parser; ./parser -f > output-files/Shakespeare.txta. The -f flag indicates pushing the entire output to the file
b. The -g flag indicated pushing only the generational output to file -
Run the Python3 script:
python3 indi_parse.py -
cd to the Angular project folder:
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Development Server: Run
ng servefor a dev server. Navigate tohttp://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
All the commands are entered in shell file at root. Run the file using:
./shell.sh
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Import a GEDCOM file into the program - Currently done manually in the codebase. Idea is to import a file in the Angular frontend.
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THe header information will be parsed and displayed - Might give error in some specific format files
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Added functionality of comments which can be parsed and stored based on req., and ignored from file
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Based on the file format, most relevant and consistent info of individual and family are displayed
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Individuals and their families are linked together to get Relationships
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Four specific modes to be designed for optimal usage
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Process errors in file and display them appropriately
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Currently pushing the objects onto a csv file and using a Python script to convert into JSON file.
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Using Angular to create frontend from the JSON file data
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[Not considered] Use JSON Spirit or ThorsSerializer to convert our objects into JSON Strings
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Instead of storing the JSON file locally, use a database to store the same! (redis)
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Improve the frontend to allow for filtering, sorting and searching options
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File input from frontend (import the file from user's disk)
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Fix bugs for specific files that do not parse correctly
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Display graph/tree structure for family generations
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Compress a file removing irrelevant info, but that can still be parsed by the original parser