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License
GPL
Dependencies
Lastest release
version 0.3 on Nov 17th, 2011
Project Description
===================

The summary may not be perfect but it is a good starting point for a
description. Mostly the summary is pretty good though.
The description is only auto generated when you ADD a new Archetypes
content item WITHOUT a description. You may edit this description at any
time. You can invoke the summarizer on existing content items by
selecting 'Summarize' from the 'Actions' menu

Install using buildout
=======================

Just add collective.ots (and optionally ots) to the egges section of you buildout ::

    eggs:
        ...
        ots
        collective.ots

Run buildout, restart your server and activate the product in your add ons section.
You do not have to use the ots egg (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/ots)
if you have problems installing it. Any ots found in your system will do,
so you may install it with: ::

    sudo apt-get install libots0

or the package manager of your distribution, or install it from source.

check that ots is installed and working with: ::

    ots -?

which will give you the output: ::

    Usage:
      ots [OPTION...] [file.txt | stdin]  - Open Text Summarizer

    Help Options:
      -?, --help                Show help options

    Application Options:
      -r, --ratio=         summarization % [default = 20%]
      -d, --dic=        dictionary to use
      -o, --out=        output file [default = stdout]
      -h, --html                output as html
      -k, --keywords            only output keywords
      -a, --about               only output the summary
      -v, --version             show version information




- Code repository: https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/collective.ots/
- Questions and comments to product-developers@lists.plone.org
- Report bugs at http://plone.org/products/collective.ots/issues


Change history
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Changelog
=========
0.3 (2011/11/16)
----------------
- remove id and title from SearchableText


0.2 (2011/09/28)
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 - catch exceptions if ots is not found


0.1 (2011/02/22)
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- added 'Summarize' view to 'Actions' menu
- Created recipe with ZopeSkel
  ["nan"]

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