Equinor Shared NLP Package

This package is aimed at facilitating Natural Language Processing pipelines and includes functionalities often used in
NLP ranging from processing to visualisation. By installing eNLP you will have access to a nlp-focussed environment
that contains some of the most popular NLP libraries and facilitates their combined usage in a unique and easy way.

INSTALLATION

Install with pip:

$ pip install enlp

To install the package directly from github:

$ pip install git+https://github.com/equinor/eNLP.git

If you wish to download the files directly and install, we recommend one of the 3 options as outlined below. Note that the first two options use a Makefile.

Using the Makefile and conda environment:

Download or clone the repo and run

$ make install_conda

which will create a conda environment with the package installed and all the necessary requirements. Prior to using the package remember to change into your new environment.

$ source activate enlp

Using the Makefile and pip requirements:

Download or clone the repo and run

$ make install

Without using the Makefile:

Download or clone the repo and run

$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ pip install .

DEVELOPING AND CONTRIBUTING

We actively encourage others to contribute to the development of the package.

DEV INSTALLATION

To install the extra requirements for development, the following options can be followed:

Using the Makefile and conda environment:

Download or clone the repo and run

$ make dev-install_conda
$ source activate enlp

Using the Makefile and pip requirements:

Download or clone the repo and run

$ make dev-install

Without using the Makefile:

Download or clone the repo and run

$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
$ pip install -e .

CONTRIBUTING GUIDELINES

Prior to contributing back to the package, please make the documentation and read the section on contributing. In particular, prior to contributing please ensure all tests run and all new code is adequately documented and any required new tests have been wrote.

DEV DOCUMENTATION

The documentation includes reference documentation for all functions as well as an example gallery.

To make the documentation,

$ make doc

And then open the documentation,

$ cd /docs/build/html
$ open index.html

All new features should have clear doc strings and have their paths included in the relevant file under docs/source/api/.

Examples of usage are also very welcome to be added to the example gallery.

TESTING

All new features should have tests written for them and should not break any of the old tests. To check tests run

$ make tests