ain_shomeret_taguette

taguette modified for ain shomeret functionality

https://github.com/alehav/ain_shomeret_taguette

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taguette modified for ain shomeret functionality

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Taguette
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A spin on the phrase "tag it!", `Taguette `__ is a free and open source qualitative research tool that allows users to:

+ Import PDFs, Word Docs (``.docx``), Text files (``.txt``), HTML, EPUB, MOBI, Open Documents (``.odt``), and Rich Text Files (``.rtf``).
+ Highlight words, sentences, or paragraphs and tag them with the codes *you* create.
+ (not yet) Group imported documents together (e.g. as 'Interview' or 'Lit Review').
+ Export tagged documents, highlights for a specific tag, a list of tags with descriptions and colors, and whole projects.

`Check out our website to learn more about how to install and get started. `__

Motivation and goal
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Qualitative methods generate rich, detailed research materials that leave individuals' perspectives intact as well as provide multiple contexts for understanding the phenomenon under study. Qualitative methods are used by a wide range of fields, such as anthropology, education, nursing, psychology, sociology, and marketing. Qualitative data has a similarly wide range: observations, interviews, documents, audiovisual materials, and more.

However - the software options for qualitative researchers are either **far too expensive**, don't allow for the seminal method of highlighting and tagging materials, *or actually perform quantitative analysis*, just on text.

**It's not right or fair that qualitative researchers without massive research funds cannot afford the basic software to do their research.**

So, to bolster a fair and equitable entry into qualitative methods, we've made Taguette!

Installation
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You can find complete installation instructions on `our website `__, including installers for Windows and MacOS.

Development setup from the repository
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You can install from a local clone of this repository, which will allow you to easily change the sources to suit your needs:

1. Clone this git repository from the terminal: ``git clone https://gitlab.com/remram44/taguette.git``
2. Navigate on the command line to the repository you've just cloned locally, using the ``cd`` command. To get help using ``cd``, use `this tutorial `__.
3. Taguette uses `Poetry `__ for its packaging and dependency management. You will need to `install Poetry `__.
4. Install Taguette and its dependencies by running ``poetry install``. Poetry will create a virtual environment for you by default, activate it by running ``poetry shell``.
5. Build translation files using ``scripts/update_translations.sh``.
6. You can start taguette in development mode using ``taguette --debug`` (or ``taguette --debug server ``). This will start Tornado in debug mode, which means in particular that it will auto-restart every time you make changes.
7. Navigate to `localhost:7465 `__ to use Taguette!

License
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* Copyright (C) 2018, Rémi Rampin and Taguette contributors

Licensed under a **BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License**. See the ``LICENSE.txt`` file for details.

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Citation (CITATION.txt)

If you use Taguette for your qualitative analysis, please cite it with the following:

    Rampin et al., (2021). Taguette: open-source qualitative data analysis. Journal of Open Source Software, 6(68), 3522, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.03522

BibTex:

@article{Rampin2021,
  doi = {10.21105/joss.03522},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.03522},
  year = {2021},
  publisher = {The Open Journal},
  volume = {6},
  number = {68},
  pages = {3522},
  author = {Rémi Rampin and Vicky Rampin},
  title = {Taguette: open-source qualitative data analysis},
  journal = {Journal of Open Source Software}
}

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