diff --git a/web/app/__init__.py b/web/app/__init__.py index 57d5d73c..6244a0e4 100644 --- a/web/app/__init__.py +++ b/web/app/__init__.py @@ -37,6 +37,9 @@ def create_app(config_name): from .auth import auth as auth_blueprint app.register_blueprint(auth_blueprint, url_prefix='/auth') + from .content import content as content_blueprint + app.register_blueprint(content_blueprint, url_prefix='/content') + from .corpora import corpora as corpora_blueprint app.register_blueprint(corpora_blueprint, url_prefix='/corpora') @@ -46,9 +49,6 @@ def create_app(config_name): from .main import main as main_blueprint app.register_blueprint(main_blueprint) - from .playground import playground as playground_blueprint - app.register_blueprint(playground_blueprint, url_prefix='/playground') - from .profile import profile as profile_blueprint app.register_blueprint(profile_blueprint, url_prefix='/profile') diff --git a/web/app/content/__init__.py b/web/app/content/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e15fadf1 --- /dev/null +++ b/web/app/content/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +from flask import Blueprint + + +content = Blueprint('content', __name__) +from . import views # noqa \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/web/app/content/views.py b/web/app/content/views.py new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f57d894e --- /dev/null +++ b/web/app/content/views.py @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +from flask import render_template +from . import content + + +@content.route('/about_faq') +def about_faq(): + return render_template('content/about_faq.html.j2', + title='About Nopaqe and FAQ') \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/web/app/templates/content/about_faq.html.j2 b/web/app/templates/content/about_faq.html.j2 new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a971e4c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/web/app/templates/content/about_faq.html.j2 @@ -0,0 +1,259 @@ +{% extends "nopaque.html.j2" %} + +{% block page_content %} + +
+ Our web application nopaque combines coordinated tools such as Optical + Character Recognition (OCR), Natrual Language Processing (NLP) and a + powerful Keyword In Context Search (KWIC) with the CQP query language. +
++ nopaque offers the possibility to use all tools individually or as a + workflow. All work steps are coordinated in such a way that individual + services can be used on top of each other. The platform supports + researchers in converting their files into formats that can be further + processed, automatically enriching them with information and then + analyzing them, so that nopaque maps a large part of the research + processes in the humanities. With this toolbox we address researchers + in the humanities from all disciplines and levels of knowledge. + The data generated during the processes can be downloaded after each + step in order to evaluate or further process them with other (external) tools. +
++ nopaque is developed by a small, interdisciplinary Team at + University Bielefeld called Data Infrastructure and + Digital Humanities (INF). We are part of the SFB 1288 - + Practices of comparing. Ordering and changing the world. +
+For mor information + visit the SFB1288 web site or + + our team page. +
+ ++ Yes nopaque is free to use for everyone! It does not matter if you + are a researcher in the humanities, a student or just someone who + wants to learn something new. Just + sign up for it and try it out! +
+ ++ When we started developing nopaque we wanted to have a cool name + like voyant which can be translated + to light or seeing. So we choose opaque thinking that it means that + something is transparent. After a while we realized that we misunderstood + the meaning of the word (opaque means non-transparent) and simply + negated it ending up with nopaque. +
++ We also think nopaque fits pretty nicley because we want you to be + able to make your texts transparent and see through them with our + analysis tool to gain knew knowledge about them. +
+ ++ nopaques frontend (what the user sees) is written in HTML 5 + and Javascript. The backend (stuff that happens on our servers) + is realized with + Flask, a python based lightweight WSGI web application + framework. We utilize Docker + to easily deploy nopaque on our servers. +
++ The client server real time comminication is implemented using + Flask-SocketIO. +
+Every service (e.g. OCR or NLP) provided by nopaque is using + established opensource software. Take a look at their related + questions to learn more about them.
++ For more details take a look at the + source code. +
+ ++ The File Setup service uses ImageMagick + to merge your images into one file. +
++ For more details take a look at the + source code. +
+ ++ The OCR service uses Tesseract OCR. +
++ For more details take a look at the + source code. +
+ ++ The NLP service uses spaCy. +
++ For more details take a look at the + source code. +
+ ++ The Corpus Analysis service uses the + IMS Open Corpus Workbench (CWB). We developed a Python + library for the IMS Open Corpus Workbench (CWB) corpus query + interface (CQi) API to be able to request query results from the CWB + server using simple Python code. The library is + avilable on PyPi. +
++ For more details take a look at the + source code. +
+ ++ Yes. You can download everything that is the result of a service + and save it somwhere else. You can download your results depending + on the service in easily reusable formats like TXT, PDF, JSON, XML + and many more. This also empowers you to use your results in other + third party software to continue you research beyond the capabiltiys + of nopaque. +
+ ++ Your uploaded research data cannot be accessed by any third party. + Take a look at our GDPR + statement and terms of use + if you want to learn more about how we handle your data. +
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++ nopaque saves your research data in theory as long as your account + exists. But nopaque is not a cloud storage solution! We encourage + you to permanently save your data somwhere else. +
+ ++ OCR stands for Optical Character Recognition. OCR is the automatical + conversion of images of handwritten or printed text into machine-encoded text. +
+ ++ NLP stands for natural language processing wich is a subfield of + linguistics, computer science and artificial intelligence concerned + with the interactions between computers and human language. + For example nopaque uses spaCy to automtically tag every word with + its part of speech tag which describes its grammatical property. +
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