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var = open("filename.json") | var = open("filename.json") | ||
data = json.load(var) | data = json.load(var) | ||
var = open ("filename.html", "w") | |||
var.write() | var.write() | ||
var.close() | var.close() | ||
in the html page | |||
d3.json use selector | |||
.style("color", function () { | |||
return d3.hsl(Math.random()*360, 1.0, 0.5); | |||
: I made page reload via meta ...to view different result | : I made page reload via meta ...to view different result | ||
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To make each word in single pages: | |||
f = open ("filename/word{0:06d}.html".format(var), "w") | |||
page = """<a href="word{2:06d}.html" style="font-size: {1}em">{0}</a>""".format(d['word'], d['count'], random.randint(0, len(data))) | |||
f.write(page) | |||
f.close() |
Latest revision as of 11:32, 19 June 2015
Page Link: http://pzwart1.wdka.hro.nl/~yuzhen/p_js/
Steps:
- Python words sorting (import sys, re, json) -- to create json file
- sys.stdin.read() read file via < in command line - find words, using regular expression, (r"\b(\w+)\b" - sorting, there are .sort module in python - print json.dumps(output, indent=2)
- Python make html (import json, random)
var = open("filename.json") data = json.load(var)
var = open ("filename.html", "w") var.write() var.close()
in the html page
d3.json use selector .style("color", function () { return d3.hsl(Math.random()*360, 1.0, 0.5);
- I made page reload via meta ...to view different result
To make each word in single pages:
f = open ("filename/word{0:06d}.html".format(var), "w") page = """<a href="word{2:06d}.html" style="font-size: {1}em">{0}</a>""".format(d['word'], d['count'], random.randint(0, len(data))) f.write(page) f.close()