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kandi X-RAY | tokenquery Summary
In order to process text (natural language text), the common approach for natural language processing (NLP) is to break the text down into smaller processing units (tokens). Options include phonemes, morphemes, lexical information, phrases, sentences, or paragraphs. For example, this sentence :President Obama delivered his Farewell Address in Chicago on January 10, 2017. can be divided into tokens shown in blue highlights. TokenQuery enables us to. The inital idea came from Angel Chang and Christopher Manning presented in this paper. They have implemeneted it (TOKENSREGEX) in Java inside Stanford CoreNLP software package. Our version uses a different language for the query which is extensible, more structured, and supporting more features.
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- Parse a token query string
- Removes the item from the list
- Return True if items are empty
- Return the next item from the queue
- Return all phrases with the given head index
- Return the dependencies of the given head token index
- Return the start and end positions of the phrase
- Returns a list of all phrases for the given head index
- Get a list of tokens from the given text
- Return the native encoding type
- Call Google NLP API
- Return True if token is an emoji
- Return True if token_input matches a given operation
- Load tokens from conll file
- Add a label
- Compile a token stream
- Adds a next transition condition
- Return the phrase for the given head index
- Check if a token is a hex code
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QUESTION
I am trying to get some data using an API with an accessToken which is encrypted in the database, I am fetching it then decrypting so I can use it to make the API call as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 13:16// Since you are using async keywork, this function automatically returns
// a Promise, therefore you will need to handle it with a .then() or await
// in order to get the result.
async function getUserGuilds(discord_id) {
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
//Get Token
const tokenQuery = 'SELECT e_accesstoken FROM users WHERE discord_id = $1';
const discordID = [discord_id];
db.query(tokenQuery, discordID, async (err, res) => {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
// Rejecting the promise error here will stop the execution, therefore you will not need to
// add an else statement
return reject(error);
}
const encryptedAccessToken = res.rows[0].e_accesstoken
const decrypted = decrypt(encryptedAccessToken);
const accessToken = decrypted.toString(CryptoJS.enc.Utf8);
// Always wrap async operations with try/catch because they will fail
// at some point, therefore your code must be prepared to handle it
try {
//Call the API after getting the token
const response = await fetch(`${DISCORD_API}/users/@me/guilds`, {
method: 'GET',
headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${accessToken}` }
});
resolve(response.json());
} catch (error) {
reject(error);
}
});
});
}
QUESTION
I am learning angular, picked a video course and a pdf book and now i am confused with respect to "export" keyword use...
Course one (pdf) is using Angular 5 and visual studio 2017.
Course two (video) is using Angular 6 and visual studio Code.
Following thread talks about export and why we need it so kind of good with the definition:
Why does Typescript use the keyword "export" to make classes and interfaces public?
An example from both the courses to show my confusion... I just need a quick kick in the right direction to overcome this small hurdle.
Visual Studio 2017
Example project made me create an interface folder inside ClientApp/App folder and inside it placed one interface "answer.ts". This is without the keyword "export".
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-05 at 04:29It depends on the set compilerOptions
in your project. You can force the system to expect or not expect export
. Usually this decision is made according to the question whether you use WebPack, Browserify or other modular loaders or you just want to transpile the given *.ts-files into *.js-files. Please, have a look at this post:
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