For example, I would like the ability to strip the body text of an XML feed and send it to the NLTK library for semantic learning and strip it of geo location data. From there. I would send it to the GeoPy library for geocoding.
I am a bit out of my element here and I know that with the python caller I can incorporate simply python scripts, but I would like the ability to call entire libraries from GitHub.
Has anyone had any luck with or experience in this regard?
Best answer by david_r
sure, I've done it on several occasions and it works well, although it can sometimes be a bit finicky to configure the first time. Here are a few starting points: David
sure, I've done it on several occasions and it works well, although it can sometimes be a bit finicky to configure the first time. Here are a few starting points: David
For example, if I have one workspace that loads the NLTK library, work its magic, then have another workspace caller that loads GeoPy.
You can install as many modules as you like, there is nothing in particular that differs fundamentally from regular use of Python.
Your best bet is to download and install a regular distribution of Python 2.7 and install all your modules there. You then set FME to use this installation as its interpreter.
David
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