Wahy

# Just install gem and use wahy command
# For help:
wahy -h

There is the argument's options:
# If you want to see English results you don't need to call -l argument (English is default)
# -l => to pick language ('eng'|'tur') # Default: (English)
# -s => to pick scripture (also can use scripture's number) # between 1-114 # Default: 1
# -a => to pick sign number (also can use all) # Default: all

# User can call only wahy command then will see all sings of first scripture in Engish.

# The Cow Scripture and its all signs
wahy -l 'eng' -s 'The Cow' # alias to: wahy -l 'eng' -s 'The Cow' -a 'all'
wahy -l 'tur' -s 'The Cow' # alias to: wahy -l 'eng' -s 'The Cow' -a 'all'

# The Cow Scripture and its 2nd sign
wahy -l 'eng' -s 'The Cow' -a 2
wahy -l 'tur' -s 'The Cow' -a 2

# There is a little terminal trick to save output to a file:
wahy -l 'eng' -s 'The Cow' > fileName.txt # :)

# Also in lib directory : wahy.rb is a executable file

# Also you can use that gem as source of your own project
require 'wahy'

data = Wahy.new_data 'tur' # or data = Wahy.new_data 'eng'
quran = Wahy.chapters_data data
the_opening = Wahy.scripture_data quran, 'the opening' # a nokogiri object
signs = Wahy.sign_data the_opening # an array
sign_one = signs[0] # or sign_one = signs.first # it's array
# OR
sing_two = Wahy.take_specific_sign signs, 1


# Gem includes two XML data
# English Quran Tranlation(eng.xml): Written by Yusuf Ali
# Turkish Quran Tranlation(tur.xml): Written by Elmalılı Hamdi Yazır
# Special Thanks to: http://www.qurandatabase.org/Database.aspx