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pippo

v1.0.5

Published

A CTR CLI optimization tool

Downloads

15

Readme

Pippo

A CTR CLI tool for pippo

Build Status Coverage Status

CLI Installation and Useage

First, install pippo globally:

npm install -g pippo

This will install the resol command into your shell. Next run the pippo command with two local files

$ resol ./path/to/advertisers.txt ./path/to/people.txt

This will generate optimized CTR choices and display them in console. If you want to save the output to a file, then use the -o option in the command line

$ resol ./path/to/advertisers.txt ./path/to/people.txt -o output.txt

Or if you want to just test it out without needing the txt files, you can add in the -t option

$ resol -t

If you want to see what it can do, just type resol, or resol -h for all the options

$ resol
$ resol -h

Programatic Useage

If you want to use the Resol library locally in an NPM server or in the browser, then just use npm to install it normally

npm install pippo --save

And include it in your scripts using the require function (requires browserify if your using a browser)

var Resol = require('pippo');

var ctr     = new Resol(advertiserArray, peopleArray);
var results = ctr.pareto();

/* Results:
  {
    choices: [
      {
        ad: "Advertiser Name",
        person: "Person Name",
        score: 15,
        cost: -20
      }
    ],
    score: 15
  }
 */