word-counter
Count the number of words on the specified URL(s).
Requirements
python 3.4+
libicu-devel
Installation
In case of CentOS8, execute as follows:
# dnf -y install libicu-devel
# pip install word-counterUsage (CLI)
Count words.
$ word-counter --klass 'site-content' https://blogs.cisco.com/developer
{
"count": 226,
"count_duplicates": 377,
"words": {
",": 18,
"2020": 11,
".": 11,
.
.
.
"DevNetAPIsnetwork": 1,
"monitoringStealthwatch": 1,
"1234": 1
}
}Count words in multiple URLs.
$ word-counter \
> https://blogs.cisco.com/developer/node-red-webinar \
> https://blogs.cisco.com/developer/meraki-python-sdk-webinar \
> https://blogs.cisco.com/developer/understanding-meraki-apis
{
"count": 404,
"count_duplicates": 1018,
"words": {
",": 51,
"the": 36,
"and": 30,
.
.
.
"Related": 1,
"Resources": 1,
"certifications": 1
}
}1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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