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There data is still too hard to find and access.
Data that's been curated:
Basically here is the workflow for converting the data into JSON:
data.json
fileSometimes there are millions of records in these places, so writing to a single file is not realistic. Instead what works is writing them to MongoDB, then exporting the mongodb data out as JSON. See what works.
Machine learning and natural language processing depends on quality data (though you'd think you could use that to get the quality data lol). There are great sites like Freebase and DBPedia and others, but they have APIs with limited access. Instead, the data should be hand-crafted and publicly available in an easy way. OpenData.org isn't there yet imo, it's still just links out to most of the data and you have to end up having to parse it and clean it up yourself anyways. Eventually though, we'll have the data.
Some of the cdnjson repos have data.json
files that are super large, way too large to open in a text editor. So for now you can just either create a readstream to use them, or just import them directly into mongodb or another database. Maybe eventually those larger repos should be broken down into simpler files.
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There data is still too hard to find and access.
The npm package cdnjson receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, cdnjson popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cdnjson demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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