Looking for Wordflow? Start at LDaCA Wordflow on GitHub: ways to run it, downloads, release history with a pinned Binder link for every version, and citation. The landing page is https://australian-text-analytics-platform.github.io/LDaCa_Text_Analytics_Tools/.
- Online, from anywhere: https://wordflow.ldaca.edu.au (sign in through CILogon)
- On ARDC BinderHub (AAF or Tuakiri sign-in): Launch Wordflow 0.7.20
- Desktop app and other options: see the Wordflow README
The Binder launch above runs from main, which installs ldaca-wordflow[deploy]==0.7.20 from PyPI. The Wordflow 0.8 native-server launcher is on the binder-v0.8 branch until 0.8 is released as stable.
This repository launches LDaCA Wordflow on Binder and hosts the LDaCA Text Analytics Tools landing page. Wordflow itself is developed in its own repository.
Open the notebook on Nectar BinderHub · Open on mybinder.org · Releases
The Binder image installs the Wordflow release pinned in binder/environment.yml from PyPI. Open index.ipynb and run the launch cell: it starts Wordflow inside the notebook kernel on 127.0.0.1:8001 and shows a link that opens it through Jupyter Server Proxy. The Stop Wordflow cell stops it.
The launch cell shows only Wordflow's warnings and errors. Set LOG_LEVEL to "INFO" in that cell to see a line for every request.
Wordflow keeps its data under DATA_ROOT (default ~/Documents/ldaca). Binder storage normally disappears when the session ends, so download any Project you want to keep.
index.ipynb: launch, inspect and stop cells.utils.py: works out the public host that Jupyter Server Proxy forwards, so Wordflow accepts its requests.binder/environment.yml: Python and the pinnedldaca-wordflow[deploy]release.docs/: the landing page, published with GitHub Pages.
Change the pin in binder/environment.yml, update the version, installer links and release date here and in docs/index.html, add the release to the "Use Wordflow" and "Release history" sections of the Wordflow README (its Binder link pins this repository's commit for the release), then launch the Binder link once so BinderHub builds the new image.