Setted up locally and it returns "NO ARTICLE FOUND" for any URL

[coding-idiot]

hey, guys,

I'm sure that might be some problem at my end, but unfortunately, it's returning Article Not Found, for any url that I enter.

Github didn't txt files, so here is how the log looked like : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/109241721/gooseresult0.txt

Secondly, it didn't worked out of the box, initially it was giving SLF4J classNotFound exception, so I had to include other SLF dependencies to get it working, apart from that, there's no change.

One more thing, I'm having jdk 7 and scala 2.10.1

Hope you guys can help at your earliest.

[shohamtalsignals]

Hi
Had the same issue and fixed it.
the file '\src\main\resources\com\gravity\goose\text\stopwords-en.txt' was written in unix probably, so all line break are '\n'.
Now if you open this file in notepad you can see that windows doesnt recognise any line-breaks.
So to fix :
go to \src\main\scala\com\gravity\goose\text\StopWords.scala .
change this line:
val STOP_WORDS = FileHelper.loadResourceFile("stopwords-en.txt", StopWords.getClass).split(sys.props("line.separator")).toSet

to this:
val STOP_WORDS = FileHelper.loadResourceFile("stopwords-en.txt", StopWords.getClass).split("\r?\n").toSet

this will split the file by '\n' or by '\r\n' - good for unix and windows.

hopes this helps!