Frothybeer
Gets ratings, styles, abv content, breweries, and other information from a beer's name
Very simple and crude at the moment. Needs an exact match to the name to find the beer. However, it does return an array of other matches as a result. (The first element is the exact match, or 'nil' if an exact match was not found)
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'frothybeer'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install frothybeer
Usage
test.rb:
require './frothybeer/lib/frothybeer'
exit if ARGV[0].nil?
beers = FrothyBeer::beersearch(ARGV[0])
if beers.empty?
puts "No results found for that beer"
elsif beers.first.nil?
puts "Did not find #{ARGV[0]}, but we did find these similarly named beers:"
beers.shift
beers.each do |beer|
puts "#{beer.name} with a rating of #{beer.rating}" if !beer.rating.nil?
end
else
beer = beers.first
puts "#{beer.name} has a rating of #{beer.rating}"
end
Sample output:
$ ruby test.rb "Sierra Nevada Pale Ale"
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale has a rating of 91/100
$ ruby test.rb "Anchor Steam"
Did not find Anchor Steam, but we did find these similarly named beers:
Anchor Steam Beer with a rating of 87/100
$ ruby test.rb "asdgaga"
No results found for that beer
$ ruby test.rb "Belgian Ale"
Did not find Belgian Ale, but we did find these similarly named beers:
Borman's Belgian Ale with a rating of 78/100
Friar's Belgian-Style White Ale with a rating of 82/100
W'09 Belgian Style Ale with a rating of 82/100
Contributing
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request