rev-reader 0.0.3

rev-reader

Parse Json of transcriptions from rev into FAVE-align format and write to CSV.

TOC

1. Install
2. How to use
3. Notes

Install

Pip install as outlined above.

How to use

Built in Python 3.6.5, should work with Python 2 as well.

1. Run from the command line, option I

   python -m rev_reader.rev_reader $INPUT_FOLDER $ADDITIONAL_OFFSET

   where

   • $INPUT_FOLDER is a path to a directory containing some JSON files of rev annotations. The output CSVs will be written to the same directory. This is a required argument.

   • $ADDITIONAL_OFFSET is a number that will be added to / subtracted from the timestamps before the data is output as CSV. This is an optional argument.

   For example, the command below will convert all the JSON files in the folder annotated_files and subtract 0.01 from each time stamp. It will write CSV files to folder annotated_files.

   python -m rev_reader.rev_reader /home/patrick/Documents/annotated_files -.01

2. Run from the command line, option II

   You can run the rev_reader.py file directly by executing:

   python $PATH_TO_REV_READER.PY $INPUT_FOLDER $ADDITIONAL_OFFSET

   For example, the command below will convert all the JSON files in the folder annotated_files . It will write CSV files to folder annotated_files.

   e.g. python rev_reader.py /home/patrick/Documents/annotated_files -.01

3. Import into Python

   You can access the functions directly from Python by doing

   import rev_reader

   Refer to the Github docs for info.

Notes

1. The naming scheme for CSVs is $LOWERCASE_NAME_OF_INPUT_JSON + $TIMESTAMP + "_faved.csv"

   For example, for input file BE.TO.017.json, the CSV file will be be.to.017_20181124-1819_faved.csv

2. Dependencies: pandas