helga-markovify 1.0.7

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Ingest corpuses of text and output a sentence generated from markov chains

Installation

After installing and configuring helga, use:

pip install helga-markovify

Add ‘markovify’ to your settings and restart helga.

Usage

Note: Please use punctuation in your text. This is a tough sticking point in practice, but it is helpful.

Command syntax:

ingest <topic> <learning_type> <learning_type_source>
generate <topic>

Arguments:

topic: like tagging, so helga can respond in different ways
learning_type: how helga is going to ingest. Can be text, a url to raw data,
a relatively pathed (relative to plugin folder) file, or a twitter account.
learning_type_source: the corresponding data e.g. plaintext if learning_type
is "text", a url if "url", twitter id if "twitter"

Examples

Example commands (url):

!markovify ingest zen url https://hg.python.org/peps/raw-file/tip/pep-0020.txt
!markovify generate zen
helga> Sparse is better than ugly.

Alternate example (text):

!markovify ingest hitler text "Mein Kampf is the best Kampf."
!markovify ingest hitler text "Don't be stupid, be a smarty. Come and join the nazi party."
!markovify ingest hitler text "Make America hate again."
!markovify ingest hitler text "Kampf America is hate nazi smarty. Hate party again filler sentence. America is the best at being terrible."
!markovify generate hitler
helga> Mein Kampf is the best at being terrible.

Some example commands (dpaste):

!markovify ingest zen dpaste http://dpaste.com/1JF2P4S
!markovify generate zen
helga> If the implementation is hard to explain, it may be a good idea.

If you have somehow screwed up or broken a corpus, you may drop it completely:

!markovify drop zen

TODO

• Tweets

• Generate default data from channel

• Add settings for max corpus count, max corpus length

• Travis

• Talk about specific topics

• Keep history aka conversations

• Weighted round-robin type conversation, e.g. trump vs jesus vs samuel l jackson vs kim jong un

License

Copyright (c) 2016 Jon Robison

See included LICENSE for licensing information