#Sentence Parser
Take text the raw text of an article and output it to a text file, with a clear delineation between each sentence.
SentenceParser writes each article to a separate file, although it could easily
be modified to write all articles to the same file. The filename is specified
in the method call to doParse(). Encoding is UTF-8 by default.
##Example
Input:
As the world watches the strengthening of global jihadist movements –
from ISIS to al Qaeda to dozens of affiliated and like-minded groups – one of
those inside the U.S. government who was most vocal about the growing threats
is leaving his position. General Michael Flynn served as head of the Defense
Intelligence Agency from July 2012 until last week. Throughout his tenure he
challenged the Obama administration’s hopeful and inaccurate narrative about
the war against al Qaeda and jihadists – pushback that doubtless contributed to
his early departure from the agency.
Output:
Article 1
[1] --> "As the world watches the strengthening of global jihadist movements –
from ISIS to al Qaeda to dozens of affiliated and like-minded groups – one of
those inside the U.S. government who was most vocal about the growing threats
is leaving his position.
[2] --> "General Michael Flynn served as head of the Defense Intelligence
Agency from July 2012 until last week."
...and so on.
##Fetcher usage
/**
* Returns an ArrayList<String> each element containing a paragraph from the given article
*/
Fetcher.pullAndExtract("http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/intel-chief-blasts-obama_802242.html");##Running From the command line:
javac -cp ":./:./src/main/resources/*" ParseSentences.java && java -cp ":./:./src/main/resources/*" ParseSentences