API and command line tool for working with Global WordNet Interlingual Index formats
You will need the Scala SBT tool to compile and run the program as well as Java. Once that is installed the tool can be run as
./gwn
The options are as follows:
Usage: gwn [options]
-v | --validate
Validate the input file only
-i <inputFile> | --input <inputFile>
The input file to process
-o <outputFile> | --output <outputFile>
The output file to process
-a <auxFile> | --aux <auxFile>
The auxiliary file (normaly PWN 3.0) required by some formats
-f <format> | --from <format>
The format of the input file: WNLMF, JSON, RDF, WNDB, OMWN, PLWN, DEBVISDIC, W3C
-t <format> | --to <format>
The format of the output file: WNLMF, JSON, RDF
--aux-format <format>
The format of the auxiliary file
--id <id>
The identifier for the resource
--label <label>
The label for the resource
--language <isoCode>
The language of the resource (ISO code)
--email <address>
The email address for this resource
--license <url>
The license of the resource
--version <versionId>
The version of the resource
--url <url>
The URL of the resource
--citation <paper>
The citation string of the resource
--input-rdf-lang <RDF/XML|TURTLE|N-TRIPLE|N3>
The RDF language to serialize from
--output-rdf-lang <RDF/XML|TURTLE|N-TRIPLE|N3>
The RDF language to serialize to
--input-base-url <url>
The Base URL, i.e., where the file is on the Web, for the input file
--output-base-url <url>
The Base URL, i.e., where the file is on the Web, for the output file
Command to generate Princeton WordNet 3.1 in XML
./gwn -i wn31/dict -o wn31.xml -f WNDB -t WNLMF \
-a wn-data/ili-map-wn31.ttl --id pwn31 --label "Princeton WordNet 3.1" \
--version "3.1" --url "http://wordnet.princeton.edu/" \
--license "http://wordnet.princeton.edu/wordnet/license/" \
--email "***@princeton.edu"
To compile the system we use SBT. The following command is used to regenerate
the file for use with the gwn command
sbt assembly
The web interface is a separate project under the web/ folder. In order to
build this you first need to run the publishLocal command in the root folder
and then start sbt and run jetty:start
sbt publishLocal
cd web/
sbt
> jetty:start
> browse
We welcome any changes or suggestions. Please make an issue or a pull request.