The inspector creates a set of webpages from a summary of a MMIF file created by the mmif summarize CLI command in the mmif-python package.
If you have installed the inspector you can use the inspect command utility:
inspect -i SUMMARY_FILE -o DIRECTORY
After this drop the index file in the output directory into a browser.
Usage within Python code:
>>> import inspector
>>> inspector.create_www('path_to_summary_file', 'output_directory')
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