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Given a list of links (as a text file), this module will group similar links/URLs (or find unique links) and write them to separate files. e.g. URL list -- /level1/uid8 /level1/level2/gid6 /status /level1/uid10 /level1/level2/gid0 /xyz /level1 /level1 /level1 /level1/level2
e.g. output (given groupsize of 2) Then this will list the following in file 1 (URLs which could not be grouped) -- /status /xyz This will exist in file 2 -- /level1/uid8 /level1/uid10 Contents of file 3 -- /level1/level2/gid0 /level1/level2/gid6 Contents of file 4 -- /level1/level2 conents of file 5 -- /level1 /level1 /level1
Use LinkGrouper.uniqcounter method as the entry point. 1st arg -- The directory in which files will be made each of which represents a group. 2nd arg -- A file which contains a \n separated list of absolute URLs 3rd arg -- The 'groupsize'. A identified category/class/group of URLs must be of this size to be considered a category/class/group.
LinkGrouper_app.rb has been made which is an app using the module.
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