Solution Code: Sentiment Analysis Project - Working With Forms
This repository hosts a Flask application for sentiment analysis. The project demonstrates the creation and handling of a web form for sentiment analysis using Flask and WTForms.
Installation
- Clone this repository.
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd flask_sentiment_analysis
- Set up a virtual environment (recommended):
- For macOS and Linux:
python -m venv sentiment_analyzer_project_env;
source sentiment_analyzer_project_env/bin/activate;
- For Windows:
python -m venv sentiment_analyzer_project_env
.\sentiment_analyzer_project_env\Scripts\activate
- Install the required packages:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Project Structure
The project is organized into the following files:
app.py
: Initializes the Flask application and defines routes for feedback form handling.forms/forms.py
: Contains the definition ofFeedbackForm
using WTForms.templates/feedback.html
: HTML template for the feedback form.requirements.txt
: Lists all the required Python packages for the project.
Running the Application
To run the Flask application:
python app.py
- The application will be accessible at
http://127.0.0.1:5001
. - Navigate to
/feedback
to access and submit the feedback form.
Features
-
Feedback Form:
- Users can submit feedback which is then processed for sentiment analysis.
- Access the feedback form:
GET /feedback
- Submit feedback:
POST /feedback
-
Sentiment Analysis:
- The submitted feedback is analyzed to determine the sentiment.
- Currently, this feature uses a placeholder function. Replace
analyze_sentiment
function inapp.py
with your actual sentiment analysis logic or API.
Customization
- Update
analyze_sentiment
function inapp.py
to integrate actual sentiment analysis. - Modify
feedback.html
intemplates
to change the form layout and styling.
Notes
- The project uses Flask and WTForms for web form handling.
- The sentiment analysis functionality needs to be integrated with an actual model or API for meaningful results.