Gensim and Textblob Example

Generated from compiling a refinery.io project.

Deploy

In order to deploy this project, you must go to the project page on refinery.io:

Login to your account on https://app.refinery.io
Open project configured to use this repository
Click "Deploy Project"

Documentation

For understanding how Code Blocks and other types of blocks and transitions work, check out the docs.

Folder Layout

refinery/
  lambda/
    ...
  projects/
    ...
  shared-files/
    ...

Code Blocks

lambda contains all Code Blocks which are used by the project. Each folder contains the following files:

shared_files/
  ...
block_code.[ext]
config.yaml
input_config.yaml
[dependencies file]
run_code.[ext]
run_code.sh

shared-files holds symbolic links to files located in the shared-files folder in the root refinery folder.
block_code.[ext] contains the code which will be run in this Code Block.
config.yaml configuration for the Code Block.
input_config.yaml configuration for the Code Block's input when testing the block locally.
[dependencies file] this is a generated file specifically for the Code Block's language and includes any configured libraries required by the Code Block (ex. if the language is nodejs, this file will be named package.json and the block's dependencies can be installed with running npm install).
run_code.[ext] contains bootstrap code required in order to mimic how the block will behave when deployed.
run_code.sh can be used to run the Code Block locally once the local development environment has been set up.

Projects

projects holds the project configuration, named by its identifier. You may change the contents of this file and it will be reflected in the project.

NOTE: Currently you can only store one project in a git repository. Multiple projects per git repository will be supported soon.

Shared Files

shared-files contains all shared files used by Code Blocks.

Running Code Blocks Locally

All Code Blocks associated with the project are located in lambda folder and can be run locally.

To run a Code Block locally, make sure you have your development environment setup to run the Code Block's language (ex. if the block you want to run is written in the Python language, the python executable must runnable from your terminal.)

All of the Code Block's libraries must also be installed, you can install these from the included .

Once your development environment is setup, to run the Code Block code, run sh run_code.sh.

To modify input or backpack data which is being passed into the Code Block, modify the YAML configuration for the block in block_config.yaml.

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