create 'latest.csv' to link to the most recent output.

[covid19.git] / keywords / src / compile_translated_phrases.sh

diff --git a/keywords/src/compile_translated_phrases.sh b/keywords/src/compile_translated_phrases.sh
index cbc9e5a7d54bdd0616e0c6efb24a789b7e397c00..bc7c833a1dc006ee013cee6ae64b0b2926870139 100755 (executable)
--- a/keywords/src/compile_translated_phrases.sh
+++ b/keywords/src/compile_translated_phrases.sh
@@ -2,15 +2,17 @@
 
 # For now these scripts don't accept command line arguments. It's an MVP
 
-echo "Reading Google trends"
+echo "Reading Google trends" 
 python3 collect_trends.py
 
-echo "Searching for Wikidata entities using base_terms.txt"
+echo "Searching for Wikidata items using base_terms.txt"
 python3 wikidata_search.py ../resources/base_terms.txt --output ../output/intermediate/wikidata_search_results.csv
 
-echo "Searching for Wikidata entities using Google trends"
+echo "Searching for Wikidata items using Google trends"
 python3 wikidata_search.py ../output/intermediate/related_searches_rising.csv ../output/intermediate/related_searches_top.csv --use-gtrends --output ../output/intermediate/wikidata_search_results_from_gtrends.csv
 
 echo "Finding translations from Wikidata using sparql"
 python3 wikidata_translations.py  ../output/intermediate/wikidata_search_results_from_gtrends.csv  ../output/intermediate/wikidata_search_results.csv --topN 10 20 --output ../output/csv/$(date '+%Y-%m-%d')_wikidata_item_labels.csv
 
+rm latest.csv
+ln -s $(ls -tr | tail -n 1) latest.csv