anagram_algo 1.03 → 2.0

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+ ./spec/anagram_algo_spec.rb[1:1] | passed | 0.00131 seconds |
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  #### AnagramAlgo is a simple algorithm to find and return list of anagrams from your text input.
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  ## Installation
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  Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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  ## Usage
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- ### 1) Add your text to a hash with `:text` symbol key, then pass the arguments to `AnagramAlgo.parse(args)` like the example below. If you don't pass any args, and just run `AnagramAlgo.parse` it will return sample data for testing.
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+ 1) Add your text to a hash with `:text` symbol key, then pass the arguments to `AnagramAlgo.parse(args)` like the example below. If you don't pass any args, and just run `AnagramAlgo.parse` it will return sample data for testing.
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  ```
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  args = { text: "Can a rat eat tar? How big is the arc of that car door? Could you pass me the book just below your elbow? Does your state have a coffee taste test? That cider is so sour I cried. It's not good to study in a dusty room. Would you like to see that thing at night? My chin is almost an inch long. Grab something cool to brag about. Don't act like a cat in public, please. It was our Daisy, robed like a princess, but bored all day long. Let's save that vase for later. Can an angel glean upon us? I seriously got stressed from resisting those desserts. Do you ever fluster, or are you always restful? Do you prefer the smell of lemon or melon?" }
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  anagram_hash = AnagramAlgo.parse(args)
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  ```
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- ### 2) The returned data will be in hash format like below:
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  You can access the data, like so: `anagram_hash[:results]` and `anagram_hash[:text]`
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  ```
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  def run_anagram
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- args = { text: "Can a rat eat tar? How big is the arc of that car door? Could you pass me the book just below your elbow? Does your state have a coffee taste test? That cider is so sour I cried. It's not good to study in a dusty room. Would you like to see that thing at night? My chin is almost an inch long. Grab something cool to brag about. Don't act like a cat in public, please. It was our Daisy, robed like a princess, but bored all day long. Let's save that vase for later. Can an angel glean upon us? I seriously got stressed from resisting those desserts. Do you ever fluster, or are you always restful? Do you prefer the smell of lemon or melon?" }
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+ # args = { text: "Can a rat eat tar? How big is the arc of that car door? Could you pass me the book just below your elbow? Does your state have a coffee taste test? That cider is so sour I cried. It's not good to study in a dusty room. Would you like to see that thing at night? My chin is almost an inch long. Grab something cool to brag about. Don't act like a cat in public, please. It was our Daisy, robed like a princess, but bored all day long. Let's save that vase for later. Can an angel glean upon us? I seriously got stressed from resisting those desserts. Do you ever fluster, or are you always restful? Do you prefer the smell of lemon or melon?" }
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+ args = {text: "Can a rat eat tar? How big is the arc of that car door? Could you pass me the book just below your elbow? Does your state have a coffee taste test?"}
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  def format_string(string)
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  module AnagramAlgo
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: anagram_algo
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: '1.03'
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Adam Booth
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  autorequire:
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  bindir: exe
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  cert_chain: []
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- date: 2018-07-06 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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  dependencies:
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  - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency
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  - Gemfile