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wordnik rubygem

This is the official Wordnik rubygem. It fully wraps Wordnik's v4 API. Refer to developer.wordnik.com/docs to play around in the live API sandbox. All the methods you see there are implemented in this ruby gem.

Installation

gem install wordnik

Or, add the wordnik gem to your project's Gemfile.rb:

gem'wordnik'

Then from your project's root, run:

bundle

If you're using Wordnik in a rails app, drop this into config/initializers/wordnik.rb:

Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='12345abcde'# requiredconfig.username='bozo'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.password='cl0wnt0wn'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.response_format='json'# defaults to json, but xml is also supportedconfig.logger=Logger.new('/dev/null')# defaults to Rails.logger or Logger.new(STDOUT). Set to Logger.new('/dev/null') to disable logging.end

Example Standalone Usage

%w(rubygemswordnik).each{|lib| requirelib}Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'end# DefinitionsWordnik.word.get_definitions('hysterical')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('lemurs',:use_canonical=>true)Wordnik.word.get_definitions('fish',:part_of_speech=>'verb,noun')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('scoundrel',:limit=>20,:source_dictionaries=>"ahd,wiktionary,wordnet")# ExamplesWordnik.word.get_examples('slovenly')Wordnik.word.get_examples('wrangle',:limit=>10,:skip=>10)# pagination# Related WordsWordnik.word.get_related('sad',:type=>'synonym')Wordnik.word.get_related('bowls',:type=>'hypernym',:use_canonical=>true)# SearchWordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'dog')Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'cal*',:min_dictionary_count=>3)Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'*tin*',:include_part_of_speech=>'verb',:min_length=>5,:max_length=>20)

For a full list of available methods, check out the Wordnik API documentation. When you make a request using our web-based API sandbox, the response output will show you how to make the equivalent ruby request. w00t!

Specs

The wordnik gem uses rspec 2. To run the test suite, just type rake or bundle exec rake spec in the gem's base directory.

Contributing

  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for the feature/bugfix. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.

Releasing

rake swagger # um, don't do this unless the API has changed
edit lib/wordnik/version.rb # bump the version number
rake spec # test
git commit -am "newness"# commit
git push origin master # push
rake release # release

Props

  • Thanks to Jason Adams for graciously turning over the wordnik gem name.
  • HTTP requests are made using Typhoeus, a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads.

Notes

  • If you are using the Wordnik gem on Heroku, you'll need to use a stack that is compatible with Typhoeus. As of 2012-08, this means the Cedar stack.

About

The official wordnik gem.

developer.wordnik.com

Resources

Readme
MIT license
Activity
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Stars

105 stars

Watchers

37 watching

Forks

10 forks
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wordnik rubygem
This is the official Wordnik rubygem. It fully wraps Wordnik's v4 API. Refer to
developer.wordnik.com/docs to play around
in the live API sandbox. All the methods you see there are implemented in this
ruby gem.
Installation
gem install wordnik
Or, add the wordnik gem to your project's Gemfile.rb:
gem'wordnik'
Then from your project's root, run:
bundle
If you're using Wordnik in a rails app, drop this into config/initializers/wordnik.rb:
Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='12345abcde'# requiredconfig.username='bozo'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.password='cl0wnt0wn'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.response_format='json'# defaults to json, but xml is also supportedconfig.logger=Logger.new('/dev/null')# defaults to Rails.logger or Logger.new(STDOUT). Set to Logger.new('/dev/null') to disable logging.end
Example Standalone Usage
%w(rubygemswordnik).each{|lib| requirelib}Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'end# DefinitionsWordnik.word.get_definitions('hysterical')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('lemurs',:use_canonical=>true)Wordnik.word.get_definitions('fish',:part_of_speech=>'verb,noun')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('scoundrel',:limit=>20,:source_dictionaries=>"ahd,wiktionary,wordnet")# ExamplesWordnik.word.get_examples('slovenly')Wordnik.word.get_examples('wrangle',:limit=>10,:skip=>10)# pagination# Related WordsWordnik.word.get_related('sad',:type=>'synonym')Wordnik.word.get_related('bowls',:type=>'hypernym',:use_canonical=>true)# SearchWordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'dog')Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'cal*',:min_dictionary_count=>3)Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'*tin*',:include_part_of_speech=>'verb',:min_length=>5,:max_length=>20)
For a full list of available methods, check out the Wordnik API documentation.
When you make a request using our web-based API sandbox, the response output will show you how to make the
equivalent ruby request. w00t!
Specs
The wordnik gem uses rspec 2. To run the test suite, just type rake or bundle exec rake spec in the gem's base directory.
Contributing
  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for the feature/bugfix. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
Releasing
rake swagger # um, don't do this unless the API has changed
edit lib/wordnik/version.rb # bump the version number
rake spec # test
git commit -am "newness"# commit
git push origin master # push
rake release # release
Props
  • Thanks to Jason Adams for graciously turning
over the wordnik gem name.
  • HTTP requests are made using Typhoeus,
a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads.
Notes
  • If you are using the Wordnik gem on Heroku, you'll need
to use a stack that is compatible with Typhoeus.
As of 2012-08, this means the Cedar stack.
About
The official wordnik gem.
developer.wordnik.com
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
105 stars
Watchers
37 watching
Forks
10 forks
Report repository
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Used by
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wordnik rubygem
This is the official Wordnik rubygem. It fully wraps Wordnik's v4 API. Refer to
developer.wordnik.com/docs to play around
in the live API sandbox. All the methods you see there are implemented in this
ruby gem.
Installation
gem install wordnik
Or, add the wordnik gem to your project's Gemfile.rb:
gem'wordnik'
Then from your project's root, run:
bundle
If you're using Wordnik in a rails app, drop this into config/initializers/wordnik.rb:
Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='12345abcde'# requiredconfig.username='bozo'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.password='cl0wnt0wn'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.response_format='json'# defaults to json, but xml is also supportedconfig.logger=Logger.new('/dev/null')# defaults to Rails.logger or Logger.new(STDOUT). Set to Logger.new('/dev/null') to disable logging.end
Example Standalone Usage
%w(rubygemswordnik).each{|lib| requirelib}Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'end# DefinitionsWordnik.word.get_definitions('hysterical')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('lemurs',:use_canonical=>true)Wordnik.word.get_definitions('fish',:part_of_speech=>'verb,noun')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('scoundrel',:limit=>20,:source_dictionaries=>"ahd,wiktionary,wordnet")# ExamplesWordnik.word.get_examples('slovenly')Wordnik.word.get_examples('wrangle',:limit=>10,:skip=>10)# pagination# Related WordsWordnik.word.get_related('sad',:type=>'synonym')Wordnik.word.get_related('bowls',:type=>'hypernym',:use_canonical=>true)# SearchWordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'dog')Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'cal*',:min_dictionary_count=>3)Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'*tin*',:include_part_of_speech=>'verb',:min_length=>5,:max_length=>20)
For a full list of available methods, check out the Wordnik API documentation.
When you make a request using our web-based API sandbox, the response output will show you how to make the
equivalent ruby request. w00t!
Specs
The wordnik gem uses rspec 2. To run the test suite, just type rake or bundle exec rake spec in the gem's base directory.
Contributing
  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for the feature/bugfix. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
Releasing
rake swagger # um, don't do this unless the API has changed
edit lib/wordnik/version.rb # bump the version number
rake spec # test
git commit -am "newness"# commit
git push origin master # push
rake release # release
Props
  • Thanks to Jason Adams for graciously turning
over the wordnik gem name.
  • HTTP requests are made using Typhoeus,
a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads.
Notes
  • If you are using the Wordnik gem on Heroku, you'll need
to use a stack that is compatible with Typhoeus.
As of 2012-08, this means the Cedar stack.
About
The official wordnik gem.
developer.wordnik.com
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
105 stars
Watchers
37 watching
Forks
10 forks
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wordnik rubygem
This is the official Wordnik rubygem. It fully wraps Wordnik's v4 API. Refer to
developer.wordnik.com/docs to play around
in the live API sandbox. All the methods you see there are implemented in this
ruby gem.
Installation
gem install wordnik
Or, add the wordnik gem to your project's Gemfile.rb:
gem'wordnik'
Then from your project's root, run:
bundle
If you're using Wordnik in a rails app, drop this into config/initializers/wordnik.rb:
Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='12345abcde'# requiredconfig.username='bozo'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.password='cl0wnt0wn'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.response_format='json'# defaults to json, but xml is also supportedconfig.logger=Logger.new('/dev/null')# defaults to Rails.logger or Logger.new(STDOUT). Set to Logger.new('/dev/null') to disable logging.end
Example Standalone Usage
%w(rubygemswordnik).each{|lib| requirelib}Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'end# DefinitionsWordnik.word.get_definitions('hysterical')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('lemurs',:use_canonical=>true)Wordnik.word.get_definitions('fish',:part_of_speech=>'verb,noun')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('scoundrel',:limit=>20,:source_dictionaries=>"ahd,wiktionary,wordnet")# ExamplesWordnik.word.get_examples('slovenly')Wordnik.word.get_examples('wrangle',:limit=>10,:skip=>10)# pagination# Related WordsWordnik.word.get_related('sad',:type=>'synonym')Wordnik.word.get_related('bowls',:type=>'hypernym',:use_canonical=>true)# SearchWordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'dog')Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'cal*',:min_dictionary_count=>3)Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'*tin*',:include_part_of_speech=>'verb',:min_length=>5,:max_length=>20)
For a full list of available methods, check out the Wordnik API documentation.
When you make a request using our web-based API sandbox, the response output will show you how to make the
equivalent ruby request. w00t!
Specs
The wordnik gem uses rspec 2. To run the test suite, just type rake or bundle exec rake spec in the gem's base directory.
Contributing
  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for the feature/bugfix. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
Releasing
rake swagger # um, don't do this unless the API has changed
edit lib/wordnik/version.rb # bump the version number
rake spec # test
git commit -am "newness"# commit
git push origin master # push
rake release # release
Props
  • Thanks to Jason Adams for graciously turning
over the wordnik gem name.
  • HTTP requests are made using Typhoeus,
a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads.
Notes
  • If you are using the Wordnik gem on Heroku, you'll need
to use a stack that is compatible with Typhoeus.
As of 2012-08, this means the Cedar stack.
About
The official wordnik gem.
developer.wordnik.com
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
105 stars
Watchers
37 watching
Forks
10 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Used by
Contributors
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GitHub - wordnik/wordnik-ruby: The official wordnik gem. · GitHub
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wordnik rubygem
This is the official Wordnik rubygem. It fully wraps Wordnik's v4 API. Refer to
developer.wordnik.com/docs to play around
in the live API sandbox. All the methods you see there are implemented in this
ruby gem.
Installation
gem install wordnik
Or, add the wordnik gem to your project's Gemfile.rb:
gem'wordnik'
Then from your project's root, run:
bundle
If you're using Wordnik in a rails app, drop this into config/initializers/wordnik.rb:
Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='12345abcde'# requiredconfig.username='bozo'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.password='cl0wnt0wn'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.response_format='json'# defaults to json, but xml is also supportedconfig.logger=Logger.new('/dev/null')# defaults to Rails.logger or Logger.new(STDOUT). Set to Logger.new('/dev/null') to disable logging.end
Example Standalone Usage
%w(rubygemswordnik).each{|lib| requirelib}Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'end# DefinitionsWordnik.word.get_definitions('hysterical')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('lemurs',:use_canonical=>true)Wordnik.word.get_definitions('fish',:part_of_speech=>'verb,noun')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('scoundrel',:limit=>20,:source_dictionaries=>"ahd,wiktionary,wordnet")# ExamplesWordnik.word.get_examples('slovenly')Wordnik.word.get_examples('wrangle',:limit=>10,:skip=>10)# pagination# Related WordsWordnik.word.get_related('sad',:type=>'synonym')Wordnik.word.get_related('bowls',:type=>'hypernym',:use_canonical=>true)# SearchWordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'dog')Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'cal*',:min_dictionary_count=>3)Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'*tin*',:include_part_of_speech=>'verb',:min_length=>5,:max_length=>20)
For a full list of available methods, check out the Wordnik API documentation.
When you make a request using our web-based API sandbox, the response output will show you how to make the
equivalent ruby request. w00t!
Specs
The wordnik gem uses rspec 2. To run the test suite, just type rake or bundle exec rake spec in the gem's base directory.
Contributing
  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for the feature/bugfix. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
Releasing
rake swagger # um, don't do this unless the API has changed
edit lib/wordnik/version.rb # bump the version number
rake spec # test
git commit -am "newness"# commit
git push origin master # push
rake release # release
Props
  • Thanks to Jason Adams for graciously turning
over the wordnik gem name.
  • HTTP requests are made using Typhoeus,
a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads.
Notes
  • If you are using the Wordnik gem on Heroku, you'll need
to use a stack that is compatible with Typhoeus.
As of 2012-08, this means the Cedar stack.
About
The official wordnik gem.
developer.wordnik.com
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
105 stars
Watchers
37 watching
Forks
10 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Used by
Contributors
Languages

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wordnik rubygem
This is the official Wordnik rubygem. It fully wraps Wordnik's v4 API. Refer to
developer.wordnik.com/docs to play around
in the live API sandbox. All the methods you see there are implemented in this
ruby gem.
Installation
gem install wordnik
Or, add the wordnik gem to your project's Gemfile.rb:
gem'wordnik'
Then from your project's root, run:
bundle
If you're using Wordnik in a rails app, drop this into config/initializers/wordnik.rb:
Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='12345abcde'# requiredconfig.username='bozo'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.password='cl0wnt0wn'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.response_format='json'# defaults to json, but xml is also supportedconfig.logger=Logger.new('/dev/null')# defaults to Rails.logger or Logger.new(STDOUT). Set to Logger.new('/dev/null') to disable logging.end
Example Standalone Usage
%w(rubygemswordnik).each{|lib| requirelib}Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'end# DefinitionsWordnik.word.get_definitions('hysterical')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('lemurs',:use_canonical=>true)Wordnik.word.get_definitions('fish',:part_of_speech=>'verb,noun')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('scoundrel',:limit=>20,:source_dictionaries=>"ahd,wiktionary,wordnet")# ExamplesWordnik.word.get_examples('slovenly')Wordnik.word.get_examples('wrangle',:limit=>10,:skip=>10)# pagination# Related WordsWordnik.word.get_related('sad',:type=>'synonym')Wordnik.word.get_related('bowls',:type=>'hypernym',:use_canonical=>true)# SearchWordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'dog')Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'cal*',:min_dictionary_count=>3)Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'*tin*',:include_part_of_speech=>'verb',:min_length=>5,:max_length=>20)
For a full list of available methods, check out the Wordnik API documentation.
When you make a request using our web-based API sandbox, the response output will show you how to make the
equivalent ruby request. w00t!
Specs
The wordnik gem uses rspec 2. To run the test suite, just type rake or bundle exec rake spec in the gem's base directory.
Contributing
  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for the feature/bugfix. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
Releasing
rake swagger # um, don't do this unless the API has changed
edit lib/wordnik/version.rb # bump the version number
rake spec # test
git commit -am "newness"# commit
git push origin master # push
rake release # release
Props
  • Thanks to Jason Adams for graciously turning
over the wordnik gem name.
  • HTTP requests are made using Typhoeus,
a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads.
Notes
  • If you are using the Wordnik gem on Heroku, you'll need
to use a stack that is compatible with Typhoeus.
As of 2012-08, this means the Cedar stack.
About
The official wordnik gem.
developer.wordnik.com
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
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Stars
105 stars
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37 watching
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10 forks
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GitHub - wordnik/wordnik-ruby: The official wordnik gem. · GitHub
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wordnik rubygem
This is the official Wordnik rubygem. It fully wraps Wordnik's v4 API. Refer to
developer.wordnik.com/docs to play around
in the live API sandbox. All the methods you see there are implemented in this
ruby gem.
Installation
gem install wordnik
Or, add the wordnik gem to your project's Gemfile.rb:
gem'wordnik'
Then from your project's root, run:
bundle
If you're using Wordnik in a rails app, drop this into config/initializers/wordnik.rb:
Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='12345abcde'# requiredconfig.username='bozo'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.password='cl0wnt0wn'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.response_format='json'# defaults to json, but xml is also supportedconfig.logger=Logger.new('/dev/null')# defaults to Rails.logger or Logger.new(STDOUT). Set to Logger.new('/dev/null') to disable logging.end
Example Standalone Usage
%w(rubygemswordnik).each{|lib| requirelib}Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'end# DefinitionsWordnik.word.get_definitions('hysterical')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('lemurs',:use_canonical=>true)Wordnik.word.get_definitions('fish',:part_of_speech=>'verb,noun')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('scoundrel',:limit=>20,:source_dictionaries=>"ahd,wiktionary,wordnet")# ExamplesWordnik.word.get_examples('slovenly')Wordnik.word.get_examples('wrangle',:limit=>10,:skip=>10)# pagination# Related WordsWordnik.word.get_related('sad',:type=>'synonym')Wordnik.word.get_related('bowls',:type=>'hypernym',:use_canonical=>true)# SearchWordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'dog')Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'cal*',:min_dictionary_count=>3)Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'*tin*',:include_part_of_speech=>'verb',:min_length=>5,:max_length=>20)
For a full list of available methods, check out the Wordnik API documentation.
When you make a request using our web-based API sandbox, the response output will show you how to make the
equivalent ruby request. w00t!
Specs
The wordnik gem uses rspec 2. To run the test suite, just type rake or bundle exec rake spec in the gem's base directory.
Contributing
  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for the feature/bugfix. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
Releasing
rake swagger # um, don't do this unless the API has changed
edit lib/wordnik/version.rb # bump the version number
rake spec # test
git commit -am "newness"# commit
git push origin master # push
rake release # release
Props
  • Thanks to Jason Adams for graciously turning
over the wordnik gem name.
  • HTTP requests are made using Typhoeus,
a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads.
Notes
  • If you are using the Wordnik gem on Heroku, you'll need
to use a stack that is compatible with Typhoeus.
As of 2012-08, this means the Cedar stack.
About
The official wordnik gem.
developer.wordnik.com
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
105 stars
Watchers
37 watching
Forks
10 forks
Report repository
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Used by
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GitHub - wordnik/wordnik-ruby: The official wordnik gem. · GitHub
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wordnik rubygem
This is the official Wordnik rubygem. It fully wraps Wordnik's v4 API. Refer to
developer.wordnik.com/docs to play around
in the live API sandbox. All the methods you see there are implemented in this
ruby gem.
Installation
gem install wordnik
Or, add the wordnik gem to your project's Gemfile.rb:
gem'wordnik'
Then from your project's root, run:
bundle
If you're using Wordnik in a rails app, drop this into config/initializers/wordnik.rb:
Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='12345abcde'# requiredconfig.username='bozo'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.password='cl0wnt0wn'# optional, but needed for user-related functionsconfig.response_format='json'# defaults to json, but xml is also supportedconfig.logger=Logger.new('/dev/null')# defaults to Rails.logger or Logger.new(STDOUT). Set to Logger.new('/dev/null') to disable logging.end
Example Standalone Usage
%w(rubygemswordnik).each{|lib| requirelib}Wordnik.configuredo |config|
config.api_key='YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'end# DefinitionsWordnik.word.get_definitions('hysterical')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('lemurs',:use_canonical=>true)Wordnik.word.get_definitions('fish',:part_of_speech=>'verb,noun')Wordnik.word.get_definitions('scoundrel',:limit=>20,:source_dictionaries=>"ahd,wiktionary,wordnet")# ExamplesWordnik.word.get_examples('slovenly')Wordnik.word.get_examples('wrangle',:limit=>10,:skip=>10)# pagination# Related WordsWordnik.word.get_related('sad',:type=>'synonym')Wordnik.word.get_related('bowls',:type=>'hypernym',:use_canonical=>true)# SearchWordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'dog')Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'cal*',:min_dictionary_count=>3)Wordnik.words.search_words(:query=>'*tin*',:include_part_of_speech=>'verb',:min_length=>5,:max_length=>20)
For a full list of available methods, check out the Wordnik API documentation.
When you make a request using our web-based API sandbox, the response output will show you how to make the
equivalent ruby request. w00t!
Specs
The wordnik gem uses rspec 2. To run the test suite, just type rake or bundle exec rake spec in the gem's base directory.
Contributing
  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for the feature/bugfix. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
Releasing
rake swagger # um, don't do this unless the API has changed
edit lib/wordnik/version.rb # bump the version number
rake spec # test
git commit -am "newness"# commit
git push origin master # push
rake release # release
Props
  • Thanks to Jason Adams for graciously turning
over the wordnik gem name.
  • HTTP requests are made using Typhoeus,
a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads.
Notes
  • If you are using the Wordnik gem on Heroku, you'll need
to use a stack that is compatible with Typhoeus.
As of 2012-08, this means the Cedar stack.
About
The official wordnik gem.
developer.wordnik.com
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
105 stars
Watchers
37 watching
Forks
10 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Used by
Contributors
Languages