- spaCy - Home
- spaCy - Introduction
- spaCy - Getting Started
- spaCy - Models and Languages
- spaCy - Architecture
- spaCy - Command Line Helpers
- spaCy - Top-level Functions
- spaCy - Visualization Function
- spaCy - Utility Functions
- spaCy - Compatibility Functions
- spaCy - Containers
- Doc Class ContextManager and Property
- spaCy - Container Token Class
- spaCy - Token Properties
- spaCy - Container Span Class
- spaCy - Span Class Properties
- spaCy - Container Lexeme Class
- Training Neural Network Model
- Updating Neural Network Model
- spaCy Useful Resources
- spaCy - Quick Guide
- spaCy - Useful Resources
- spaCy - Discussion
spaCy - Link command
As name implies, this command will create a shortcut link for models. The models can either be a Python package or a local directory. The shortcut link enables the users to let them load models from any location using a custom name via spacy.load().
The Link command is as follows −
python -m spacy link [origin] [link_name] [--force]
Arguments
The table below explains its arguments −
| ARGUMENT | TYPE | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | positional | Here we need to provide the model name, whether it is package, or path to local directory. |
| link_name | positional | It is the name of the shortcut link to create. |
| --force, -f | flag | This argument will force overwriting of existing link. |
| --help, -h | flag | This argument will show help message and other available arguments. |
spacy_command_line_helpers.htm
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