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Companion commit to c5f90022b (the YAML migration). Pulls in the rest of
the periodic-table work that was sitting in the working tree.
- periodic-table/paper/: LaTeX paper draft (paper.tex, references.bib),
Makefile with hero-figure and SVG->PDF rules (uses rsvg-convert), the
Puppeteer capture_table.js script used to screenshot the table for the
paper, generate_periodic_svg.py which builds the hero SVG from
table.yml (the same source of truth used by the React app), and the
figure sources (SVGs) + derived outputs (PDFs/PNGs) + compiled paper.pdf.
- root .gitignore gains two entries following the existing convention
(cf. the !interviews/paper/fig-*.pdf line just above) so the
periodic-table paper PDF + figure PDFs are not swept up by the blanket
*.pdf LaTeX-artifact rule.
- periodic-table/paper/.gitignore excludes the LaTeX build artifacts
(aux, bbl, blg, log, out, fdb_latexmk, synctex, toc) that make paper
regenerates.
- periodic-table/{iteration,refinement,debate}-log.md: research
provenance from the 100-round LLM iteration loop and the 5-expert
debate simulations that produced v0.2 of the table.
- periodic-table/scripts/archive/: historical iteration scripts
(iterate.sh, debate.sh, debate-continue.sh, run_100_rounds.sh, plus
the Python helpers append_log.py, get_elements.py, patch_informal.py,
patch_website.py, run_claude_loop.py, run_iterations{,_13,_16_20}.py,
update_log.py) moved out of the repo root into an archive subdirectory
with a README documenting their provenance and caveats. These scripts
are preserved for reproducibility and are not part of the active build
pipeline -- the source of truth is now periodic-table/table.yml.
- root package.json + package-lock.json pin puppeteer ^24 for
capture_table.js.
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9 lines
237 B
Python
import re
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with open('periodic-table/index.html', 'r') as f:
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content = f.read()
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m = re.search(r'(const elements = \[.*?\];)', content, re.DOTALL)
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if m:
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with open('current_elements.txt', 'w') as out:
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out.write(m.group(1))
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