Nice tool! Why not add the link to http://gender-decoder.katmatfield.com/ in the description of the repo or as a README?

I got an amusing: "sharks support understanding" message with this (see below) and was puzzled so found you're using the word "shar" in the feminine list. I'm guessing this is part of "share"? Or "sharing"? Not sure. Either way "sharks" should probably not come up. Though they're great. (We're a digital agency building things for wildlife conservation, hence the sharks!).

Is there a way to add more languages other than destroying support for English words? I assume wordlist.py is the only file to edit for such purposes.

Hi!
Worthless files should be removed.
Thanks!

I've created a simple cloud-init that clones this repo, configures PostgreSQL + Flask, and spins up the gender-decoder in a local container.

We use this heavily to analyze our public-facing job postings, but those aren't always made public straight away, so we needed a way to analyze the posts in draft before publishing. This is also being used to analyze local collateral.

There are a few hard-coded values that point back to the public gender-decoder, I'll PR those and patch those out in the jinja2 templates to make those tunables (specifically, the referral link to the analyzed content).

The cloud-init YAML below will..

• Clone this repository's 'main' branch
• Create and configure a simple PostgreSQL user
• Install and configure the necessary Python dependencies of Flask
• Launch Flask with the application listening on port :5000

To create and run this:

1. Create a local container (username is ubuntu, password is ubuntu)

   uvt-kvm create gdecoder release=focal arch=amd64 --memory 4096 --cpu 2 --disk 20 --host-passthrough --user-data gender-decoder.yaml
   

2. Give the container a few minutes to spin up and configure the various pieces

3. Find the container's IP, so you can reach the gender-decoder on :5000, using:

   uvt-kvm ip gender-decoder
   

YAML included below:

#cloud-config
no-log-init: true
preserve_hostname: false
package_update: false
package_upgrade: false
manage_etc_hosts: true
apt_pipelining: true
fqdn: gender-decoder.lab
ssh_pwauth: True
password: ubuntu
chpasswd: { expire: False }
users:
  - default
  - name: ubuntu
    gecos: Ubuntu User
    primary_group: ubuntu
    groups: users
    sudo: ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
    lock_passwd: false
    ssh_redirect_user: false
packages:
  - python3-venv
  - gcc
  - libpython3-dev
  - openssh-server
  - python3-pip
  - postgresql-12
  - libpython3.8-dev
  - postgresql-client-12
  - postgresql-server-dev-all
  - python3-flask
  - python3-flask-sqlalchemy
  - python3-wtforms
  - python3-flaskext.wtf
  - python3-psycopg2
  - python3-migrate
runcmd: 
  - [git, clone, https://github.com/lovedaybrooke/gender-decoder, /opt/gender-decoder]
  - [sudo, -u, postgres, createuser, '--superuser', gender-decoder]
  - [sudo, -u, postgres, createdb, gender-decoder]
  - [sudo, -u, postgres, psql, -U, postgres, -d, postgres, -c, "ALTER USER \"gender-decoder\" with password 'g3nderD3c0der';"]
  - "SECRET_KEY=$(dbus-uuidgen) DATABASE_URL='postgresql://gender-decoder:[email protected]/gender-decoder' python3 /opt/gender-decoder/db_create.py"
  - "SECRET_KEY=$(dbus-uuidgen) DATABASE_URL='postgresql://gender-decoder:[email protected]/gender-decoder' FLASK_APP=/opt/gender-decoder/runsite.py flask run --host=$(hostname -I)"

May we ask you to please specify a license if this is open source? Here's a good reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permissive_software_licence

Thanks!

The word sharepoint is listed as feminine, but it is just a Microsoft product, which I wouldn't guess is a feminine leaning word.