Crates.io | graphannis |
lib.rs | graphannis |
version | 3.5.1 |
source | src |
created_at | 2018-04-06 08:44:54.182165 |
updated_at | 2024-09-25 08:49:40.864569 |
description | This is a new backend implementation of the ANNIS linguistic search and visualization system. |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/korpling/graphANNIS |
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This is a new backend implementation of the ANNIS linguistic search and visualization system (http://corpus-tools.org/annis/).
Only a sub-set of the ANNIS Query Language (AQL) from ANNIS version 3 (based on PostgreSQL) is supported yet. More operators can be added in the future, but the ones missing are the ones which have been used less frequent. There is a tutorial in the Developer Guide on how to embed graphANNIS in your own application.
The basic design ideas and data models are described in detail in the PhD-thesis "ANNIS: A graph-based query system for deeply annotated text corpora". The thesis describes a prototype implementation in C++ and not Rust, but the design ideas are the same. Notable differences/enhancements compared to the thesis are:
Developer Guide (including descriptions of the data model and tutorials for the API)
You need to install Rust to compile the project. We recommend installing the following Cargo subcommands for developing annis-web:
You can run the tests with the default cargo test
command.
To calculate the code coverage, you can use cargo-llvm-cov
:
cargo llvm-cov --open --all-features --ignore-filename-regex '(tests?\.rs)|(capi/.*)'
You need to have cargo-release
installed to perform a release. Execute the follwing cargo
command once to
install it.
cargo install cargo-release
To perform a release, switch to the main branch and execute:
cargo release [LEVEL] --execute
The level should be patch
, minor
or major
depending on the changes made in the release.
Running the release command will also trigger a CI workflow to create release binaries on GitHub.
This software depends on several 3rd party libraries. These are documented in the "third-party-licenses.html" file in this folder.