Readability Module

[pratikpoddar]

I get this error when I use HtmlParser.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/sumy/parsers/html.py", line 6, in
from readability.readable import Article
ImportError: No module named readable

Was there a change in the readability module recently? Can you please check? Thanks

[pratikpoddar]

Solution posted on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21301943/python-summarizer-sumy

[miso-belica]

Thanks for the report. I use my own requirements file so I didn't notice it. It should be fixed now :)

Regarding bad code design mentioned on StackOverflow - sumy is my personal experiment and I use it separately in virtualenv so I didn't care about conflicts with outer world but I see I should :(. Maybe I'll switch to the original project breadability

[pratikpoddar]

yout parses.html still uses readability.readable... shouldn't it be changed
to breadibility.readable? Thanks for the great piece of software btw.
Thanks a ton.

On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 3:04 PM, Mišo Belica [email protected]:

Thanks for the report. I use my own requirements file so I didn't notice
it. It should be fixed now :)

Regarding bad code design mentioned on StackOverflow - sumy is my personal
experiment and I use it separately in virtualenv so I didn't care about
conflicts with outer world but I see I should :(. Maybe I switch to the
original project breadability https://github.com/bookieio/breadability

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[miso-belica]

I only fixed installation of my readability fork. I didn't switch to breadibility yet. I want to check breadability and talk with the breadability's author first.

I'm glad that someone uses my library. Can I ask where/for what are you using sumy? I am just curious :)

[pratikpoddar]

I am extracting news articles from a lot of sources. I am summarizing it
and trying to build a visualization of summaries. Using lots of
summarization tools. sumy works best :)

On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 3:19 PM, Mišo Belica [email protected]:

I only fixed installation of my readability fork. I didn't switch to
breadibility yet. I have to check breadability and talk with the
breadability's author first.

I'm glad that someone uses my library. Can I ask where/for what are you
using sumy? I am just curious :)

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