Getting started
pip install pulp-sdk
Docs
sample.txt2 paras · 160 chars
Sections
§1 Introduction
Paras
¶1: first paragraph block
¶2: second paragraph block
Sentences
S1S2S3S4
Clauses
C1C2C3C4C5C6
Claims
Claim 1Claim 2Claim 3
Phrases
NPVPNPVPPPNP
Named Entities
Pulp [ORG]
Words
ifwewaitforcertaintywewillbe+20 more
Characters
0 → 159
Special Characters
spaces × 27punct × 8nbsp × 0
Special Patterns
0 patterns detected
RootCause
Ethos
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Pathos
—
Logos
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Kairos
—
Style
—
Clarity
—
Focus
—
Awareness
—
Persuasive Velocity—
StemReferences
CensusFECCongressFed. Reg.RegulationsLegiScanGovInfoGDELTCivicWikimediaData.govPodcast Idx
AdCanopy
rank
Demographics
life_stageyoung_adult
education_levelbachelors
locationurban
occupationtech
Psychographics
Impelling
Compelling
Repelling
Mindstate
alpha 10 Hzcalm
Environment
vision onhearing onsmell offtouch offtaste off
Memory
purchases 12content 48brands 5
Vision
motivationdesirefear
NectarRewards
define
PoisonIvy
apply
GrapeVine
post
WebSoil
heatmap
DomainCrust
price
CodeMantle
trace
ServerCore
uptimeresize
WarpDisplays
q3-report.pdf
chart.png
keynote.mp4
WeftConversations
ThreadsChatInlineSide panels
DyeMedia
TextToday
ImageToday
SoundSoon
VideoSoon
BightInteractions
MouseKeyboardVoice · soonCombos · soon
Production
Coming soon
WarpDisplays
The objects that open a conversation. Article for text only, Post for multimedia, Datastory for multimedia plus data visualization, plus Image, Voice Note, Video, Data Visualization, and Infographics, with scrubber-style interactive captions for anything that plays over time. Every Warp display renders the native payloads of Radiance and Windfall out of the box: a force reading is a Data Visualization, a finished simulation is a Datastory waiting to happen.
Display
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
Role | Display. The objects that open a conversation. |
Objects | Article, Post, Datastory, Image, Voice Note, Video, Data Visualization, and Infographics. |
Renders | Radiance and Windfall payloads out of the box. A force reading is a Data Visualization, a finished simulation is a Datastory. |
Interactions | None of its own. Every affordance a display exposes is supplied by Bight, per contract, so what readers see and what readers can do are configured separately. |
From the platform guide:
JSX
import { Article, Datastory, VoiceNote } from "@pulp/loosethreads/warp";
<Article source={brief} scoreline />
<Datastory data={run.results} media={heroClip} captions="scrubber" />
<VoiceNote src={memo} />Next component: WeftConversations. Back to loosethreads UI/UX.