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       Show HN: Taggy - Open-source package to auto-tag input/text
        
       Hello!  I'm building a typescript based frontend package to
       tag/categorize any form of textual input.  Straight to the demo ->
       https://open-taggy.github.io/demo/  Project focus:  - lightweight
       (frontend package without any backend server stuff)  - easy
       integration (currently npm/vanilla, frameworks to come)  - free and
       open source  It works on the basis of a pre-defined list of trigger
       words (glossary). With this approach there is no need for any
       external services or heavy backend/ML-things.
        
       Author : turbosepp
       Score  : 23 points
       Date   : 2023-01-20 15:52 UTC (7 hours ago)
        
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 (TXT) w3m dump (github.com)
        
       | _boffin_ wrote:
       | Been working on something similar since when I take notes, I
       | don't actually want to think about tags, but rather have them be
       | autogenerated and or suggested without losing my current context.
       | 
       | Looking forward to seeing how you implemented this when I get
       | home
        
         | turbosepp wrote:
         | That's an interesting use-case. I currently try to find out
         | about those, thank you for that. ...would be great, if you have
         | more feedback for me, especially as it's still work in progress
         | :)
        
       | KRAKRISMOTT wrote:
       | Why do you not want to use a LDA model or other similarly
       | established methods?
        
         | turbosepp wrote:
         | I have to take a deeper look at the LDA model method first so I
         | can't say too much about this right now. But one key focus in
         | this project was explicitly NOT to use methods that need "more
         | processing power" or a backend-service, e.g. and instead use a
         | seemingly "trivial" method like looking for occurencies matched
         | with a keyword-list. But maybe LDA can also be implemented in a
         | frontend package? I will take a look, thanks for the hint. And
         | it would also be helpful for me if you can give me some info
         | about the other "similarly established methods". Thank you!
        
       | pimlottc wrote:
       | One of the sample gifs shows a text about returning a product
       | being tagged "RETURNMENT"... that's not really a word anyone uses
       | in that sense.
        
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