Ruby wrapper for the Wordpress API

A simple client to the Wordpress API.

Gets values defined in Wordpress wp-config.php file.

Wordpress Deploy provides an elegant DSL in Ruby for modeling and executing your deployments.

A Ruby library to interact with the Wordpress XMLRPC interface

This gem encapsulates request to WP V2 API to consume and manage wordpress content in ruby

Parse a WordPress XML file into separate Ruby objects.

Wrapps text accoring to provided limit.

Tiny gem to translate words with the WordReference API

Ruby command line tool to replace a word in a directory or file

This gem allows the user to input a word and retrieve a definition. It has a built-in spell-checker. It can also browse a list of newly-created idioms and expressions.

A Ruby interface to the Words API

WordScoop will pick up keywords that have been pre-registered from the text.

Take a string of scrambled characters and find all the words that can be made from those characters.

Testing publishing to rubygems

Makes word searches and solves them

WordSearcher generates a new word search puzzle with your input word, then tries to solve the puzzle. It is not programmed to win every game. It simply compares each letter of the word with all those available on the board, then randomly selects one. Then, it looks to see if the next letter of the word is joining the prior, and so forth. It plays more like a human, rather than a computer, so make the game more fun. Each time you play, notice that the board changes each time, even for the same input word.

A command line app able to generate a random word search grid n x n (n: number of rows/number of columns) and find all the words inside it. - The grid letters must be uppercase. - The valid words are defined inside the file dict.txt - The minimum size of a valid word is 3 characters. - The program must detect all possible directions: horizontal, vertical and diagonal. (The words can be on reverse order)

A unique gem that allows users to gather analysis of literary statistics and usage.

command line application that * accepts a list of search keywords as arguments * queries the Flickr API for the top-rated image for each keyword * downloads the results * crops them rectangularly * assembles a collage grid from ten images and * writes the result to a user-supplied filename If given less than ten keywords, or if any keyword fails to result in a match, retrieve random words from a dictionary source such as `/usr/share/dict/words`. Repeat as necessary until you have gathered ten images.