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Homepage: http://rletters.net
Git: http://codeberg.org/rletters/rletters
Author: Charles Pence
Contributors: See Contributors section below
Copyright: © 2014–2020 Charles Pence and the RLetters Team
License: MIT License
Latest Released Version: v3.0
Release Date: May 24, 2018
(Note: This README file describes the unreleased Git version, not the last release, which may be different. Select the appropriate release tag at the top left to see the README for the version you're using.)
RLetters is an application designed to let users perform complex searches as well as digital-humanities and text-mining analysis tasks on a corpus of journal articles.
RLetters allows users to save the results of a given search as a "dataset." This produces a saved record that users can return to later in order to perform text analysis tasks.
While text analysis tasks are a current area of active development in RLetters, currently the following are available:
The Solr backend on which RLetters is based allows for a number of complicated searching operations:
RLetters features a JSON API to return search results to other services around the internet. We also provide support for the following web and library standards:
And you can export bibliographic data in the following standard formats:
RLetters doesn't leave your developers out in the cold, either. We've got speedy deployments with Ansible and Capistrano, exception monitoring with Sentry, and our code has a thorough test suite and adheres to a probably unnecessary level of linting and style-guide fanaticism.
Visit the website for more developer information.
Special thanks to all contributors to the code. In addition to the list of contributors on Codeberg, thanks as well to rrrene and etahnsr who contributed over on GitHub.
We also have received the help of a great community of translators at Transifex. Thanks especially to Alejandro León Aznar.
Also, several features of RLetters wouldn't be possible without the excellent work of other Ruby programmers. Thanks in particular to those behind Ansible, RSolr and RSolr::Ext, and bibtex-ruby. The stop lists found in lib/r_letters/analysis/stop_list
are released under the BSD license by the Apache Solr project. The colors in lib/r_letters/visualization/color_brewer
are released by the ColorBrewer project under the Apache license.
Charles Pence and Grant Ramsey were supported in the development of RLetters by the National Science Foundation, #1456573, and the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent), NSF #EF-0905606.
RLetters © 2011–2020 Charles Pence. RLetters is licensed under the MIT license. Please see the COPYING document for more information.