swearjar 1.1.0 → 1.1.1

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data/lib/config/en.yml

@@ -280,22 +280,45 @@ simple:
   "scrote": ["sexual"]
   "shit": ["sexual", "inappropriate"]
   "shitass": ["insult"]
+  "shit-ass": ["insult"]
   "shitbag": ["insult"]
+  "shit-bag": ["insult"]
   "shitbagger": ["insult"]
+  "shit-bagger": ["insult"]
   "shitbrain": ["insult"]
+  "shit-brain": ["insult"]
   "shitbreath": ["insult"]
+  "shit-breath": ["insult"]
   "shitcunt": ["insult"]
+  "shit-cunt": ["insult"]
   "shitdick": ["insult"]
+  "shit-dick": ["insult"]
+  "shiteating": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shit-eating": ["inappropriate"]
   "shited": ["sexual"]
   "shitface": ["insult"]
-  "shitfaced": ["inappropriate", "insult"]
-  "shitfull": ["sexual"]
+  "shit-face": ["insult"]
+  "shitfaced": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shit-faced": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shitfit": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shit-fit": ["inappropriate"]
   "shithead": ["insult"]
+  "shit-head": ["insult"]
+  "shitheel": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shit-heel": ["inappropriate"]
   "shithole": ["insult"]
+  "shit-hole": ["insult"]
   "shithouse": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shit-house": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shitload": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shit-load": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shitpot": ["inappropriate"]
+  "shit-pot": ["inappropriate"]
   "shiting": ["sexual"]
   "shitspitter": ["sexual"]
-  "shitstain": ["inappropriate", "insult"]
+  "shit-spitter": ["sexual"]
+  "shitstain": ["insult"]
+  "shit-stain": ["insult"]
   "shitted": ["sexual"]
   "shitter": ["sexual"]
   "shittiest": ["inappropriate"]
@@ -319,6 +342,7 @@ simple:
   "testicle": ["sexual"]
   "thundercunt": ["insult"]
   "tit": ["sexual"]
+  "turd": ["inappropriate"]
   "twat": ["sexual"]
   "twatlips": ["insult"]
   "twatwaffle": ["discriminatory"]

data/lib/swearjar.rb

@@ -17,14 +17,14 @@ class Swearjar
 
   def profane?(string)
     string = string.to_s
-    scan(string) {|_word, test| return true if test }
+    scan(string) {|test| return true if test }
     false
   end
 
   def scorecard(string)
     string = string.to_s
     scorecard = {}
-    scan(string) do |_word, test|
+    scan(string) do |test|
       next unless test
       test.each do |type|
         scorecard[type] = 0 unless scorecard.key?(type)
@@ -36,10 +36,10 @@ class Swearjar
 
   def censor(string)
     censored_string = string.to_s.dup
-    scan(string) do |word, test|
+    scan(string) do |test, word, position|
       next unless test
       replacement = block_given? ? yield(word) : word.gsub(/\S/, '*')
-      censored_string.gsub!(word, replacement)
+      censored_string[position, word.size] = replacement
     end
     censored_string
   end
@@ -70,19 +70,22 @@ class Swearjar
 
   def scan(string, &block)
     string.scan(WORD_REGEX) do |word|
-      block.call(word,
-        @hash[word.downcase] ||
-        @hash[word.downcase.gsub(/s\z/,'')] ||
-        @hash[word.downcase.gsub(/es\z/,'')])
+      position = Regexp.last_match.offset(0)[0]
+      test = @hash[word.downcase] ||
+        @hash[word.downcase.sub(/s\z/,'')] ||
+        @hash[word.downcase.sub(/es\z/,'')]
+      block.call(test, word, position)
     end
 
     string.scan(EMOJI_REGEX) do |emoji_char|
-      block.call(emoji_char, @hash[emoji_char])
+      position = Regexp.last_match.offset(0)[0]
+      block.call(@hash[emoji_char], emoji_char, position)
     end
 
     @regexs.each do |regex, type|
       string.scan(regex) do |word|
-        block.call(word, type)
+        position = Regexp.last_match.offset(0)[0]
+        block.call(type, word, position)
       end
     end
   end

data/lib/swearjar/version.rb

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 class Swearjar
-  VERSION = '1.1.0'
+  VERSION = '1.1.1'
 end

data/spec/acceptance_spec.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+require 'spec_helper'
+
+describe Swearjar do
+  def original_text
+    File.open(File.expand_path("../data/carlin_dirty_words.txt", __FILE__)).read
+  end
+
+  def expected_censored_text
+    File.open(File.expand_path("../data/carlin_dirty_words_censored.txt", __FILE__)).read
+  end
+
+  it "censors George Carlin's Seven Dirty Words routine" do
+    censored_text = Swearjar.default.censor(original_text)
+    expect(censored_text).to eq(expected_censored_text)
+  end
+end

data/spec/data/carlin_dirty_words.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,128 @@
+Aruba-du, ruba-tu, ruba-tu. I was thinking about the curse words and the swear
+words, the cuss words and the words that you can't say, that you're not
+supposed to say all the time, ['cause] words or people into words want to hear
+your words. Some guys like to record your words and sell them back to you if
+they can, (laughter) listen in on the telephone, write down what words you say.
+A guy who used to be in Washington knew that his phone was tapped, used to
+answer, Fuck Hoover, yes, go ahead. (laughter) Okay, I was thinking one night
+about the words you couldn't say on the public, ah, airwaves, um, the ones you
+definitely wouldn't say, ever, [']cause I heard a lady say bitch one night on
+television, and it was cool like she was talking about, you know, ah, well, the
+bitch is the first one to notice that in the litter Johnie right (murmur)
+Right. And, uh, bastard you can say, and hell and damn so I have to figure out
+which ones you couldn't and ever and it came down to seven but the list is open
+to amendment, and in fact, has been changed, uh, by now, ha, a lot of people
+pointed things out to me, and I noticed some myself. The original seven words
+were, shit, piss, fuck, cunt, cocksucker, motherfucker, and tits. Those are the
+ones that will curve your spine, grow hair on your hands and (laughter) maybe,
+even bring us, God help us, peace without honor (laughter) um, and a bourbon.
+(laughter) And now the first thing that we noticed was that word fuck was
+really repeated in there because the word motherfucker is a compound word and
+it's another form of the word fuck. (laughter) You want to be a purist it
+doesn't really -- it can't be on the list of basic words. Also, cocksucker is a
+compound word and neither half of that is really dirty. The word -- the half
+sucker that's merely suggestive (laughter) and the word cock is a half-way
+dirty word, 50% dirty -- dirty half the time, depending on what you mean by it.
+(laughter) Uh, remember when you first heard it, like in 6th grade, you used to
+giggle. And the cock crowed three times, heh (laughter) the cock -- three
+times. It's in the Bible, cock in the Bible. (laughter) And the first time you
+heard about a cock-fight, remember -- What? Huh? naw. It ain't that, are you
+stupid? man. (laughter, clapping) It's chickens, you know, (laughter) Then you
+have the four letter words from the old Anglo-Saxon fame. Uh, shit and fuck.
+The word shit, uh, is an interesting kind of word in that the middle class has
+never really accepted it and approved it. They use it like, crazy but it's not
+really okay. It's still a rude, dirty, old kind of gushy word. (laughter) They
+don't like that, but they say it, like, they say it like, a lady now in a
+middle-class home, you'll hear most of the time she says it as an expletive,
+you know, it's out of her mouth before she knows. She says, Oh shit oh shit,
+(laughter) oh shit. If she drops something, Oh, the shit hurt the broccoli.
+Shit. Thank you. (footsteps fading away) (papers ruffling)
+
+Read it! (from audience)
+
+Shit! (laughter) I won the Grammy, man, for the comedy album. Isn't that
+groovy? (clapping, whistling) (murmur) That's true. Thank you. Thank you man.
+Yeah. (murmur) (continuous clapping) Thank you man. Thank you. Thank you very
+much, man. Thank, no, (end of continuous clapping) for that and for the Grammy,
+man, [']cause (laughter) that's based on people liking it man, yeh, that's ah,
+that's okay man. (laughter) Let's let that go, man. I got my Grammy. I can let
+my hair hang down now, shit. (laughter) Ha! So! Now the word shit is okay for
+the man. At work you can say it like crazy. Mostly figuratively, Get that shit
+out of here, will ya? I don't want to see that shit anymore. I can't cut that
+shit, buddy. I've had that shit up to here. I think you're full of shit myself.
+(laughter) He don't know shit from Shinola. (laughter) you know that?
+(laughter) Always wondered how the  Shinola people feel about that (laughter)
+Hi, I'm the new man from Shinola. (laughter) Hi, how are ya? Nice to see ya.
+(laughter) How are ya? (laughter) Boy, I don't know whether to shit or wind my
+watch. (laughter) Guess, I'll shit on my watch. (laughter) Oh, the shit is
+going to hit de fan. (laughter) Built like a brick shit-house. (laughter) Up,
+he's up shit's creek. (laughter) He's had it. (laughter) He hit me, I'm sorry.
+(laughter) Hot shit, holy shit, tough shit, eat shit, (laughter) shit-eating
+grin. Uh, whoever thought of that was ill. (murmur laughter) He had a
+shit-eating grin! He had a what? (laughter) Shit on a stick. (laughter) Shit in
+a handbag. I always like that. He ain't worth shit in a handbag. (laughter)
+Shitty. He acted real shitty. (laughter) You know what I mean? (laughter) I got
+the money back, but a real shitty attitude. Heh, he had a shit-fit. (laughter)
+Wow! Shit-fit. Whew! Glad I wasn't there. (murmur, laughter) All the animals --
+Bull shit, horse shit, cow shit, rat shit, bat shit. (laughter) First time I
+heard bat shit, I really came apart. A guy in Oklahoma, Boggs, said it, man.
+Aw! Bat shit. (laughter) Vera reminded me of that last night, ah (murmur).
+Snake shit, slicker than owl shit. (laughter) Get your shit together. Shit or
+get off the pot. (laughter) I got a shit-load full of them. (laughter) I got a
+shit-pot full, all right. Shit-head, shit-heel, shit in your heart, shit for
+brains, (laughter) shit-face, heh (laughter) I always try to think how that
+could have originated; the first guy that said that. Somebody got drunk and
+fell in some shit, you know. (laughter) Hey, I'm shit-face. (laughter)
+Shitface, today. (laughter) Anyway, enough of that shit. (laughter) The big
+one, the word fuck that's the one that hangs them up the most. [']Cause in a
+lot of cases that's the very act that hangs them up the most. So, it's natural
+that the word would, uh, have the same effect. It's a great word, fuck, nice
+word, easy word, cute word, kind of. Easy word to say. One syllable, short u.
+(laughter) Fuck. (Murmur) You know, it's easy. Starts with a nice soft sound
+fuh ends with a kuh. Right? (laughter) A little something for everyone. Fuck
+(laughter) Good word. Kind of a proud word, too. Who are you? I am FUCK.
+(laughter) FUCK OF THE MOUNTAIN. (laughter) Tune in again next week to FUCK OF
+THE MOUNTAIN. (laughter) It's an interesting word too, [']cause it's got a
+double kind of a life -- personality -- dual, you know, whatever the right
+phrase is. It leads a double life, the word fuck. First of all, it means,
+sometimes, most of the time, fuck. What does it mean? It means to make love.
+Right? We're going to make love, yeh, we're going to fuck, yeh, we're going to
+fuck, yeh, we're going to make love. (laughter) we're really going to fuck,
+yeah, we're going to make love. Right? And it also means the beginning of life,
+it's the act that begins life, so there's the word hanging around with words
+like love, and life, and yet on the other hand, it's also a word that we really
+use to hurt each other with, man. It's a heavy. It's one that you have toward
+the end of the argument. (laughter) Right? (laughter) You finally can't make
+out. Oh, fuck you man. I said, fuck you. (laughter, murmur) Stupid fuck.
+(laughter) Fuck you and everybody that looks like you. (laughter) man. It would
+be nice to change the movies that we already have and substitute the word fuck
+for the word kill, wherever we could, and some of those movie cliches would
+change a little bit. Madfuckers still on the loose. Stop me before I fuck
+again. Fuck the ump, fuck the ump, fuck the ump, fuck the ump, fuck the ump.
+Easy on the clutch Bill, you'll fuck that engine again. (laughter) The other
+shit one was, I don't give a shit. Like it's worth something, you know?
+(laughter) I don't give a shit. Hey, well, I don't take no shit, (laughter) you
+know what I mean? You know why I don't take no shit? (laughter) [']Cause I
+don't give a shit. (laughter) If I give a shit, I would have to pack shit.
+(laughter) But I don't pack no shit cause I don't give a shit. (laughter) You
+wouldn't shit me, would you? (laughter) That's a joke when you're a kid with a
+worm looking out the bird's ass. You wouldn't shit me, would you? (laughter)
+It's an eight-year-old joke but a good one. (laughter) The additions to the
+list. I found three more words that had to be put on the list of words you
+could never say on television, and they were fart, turd and twat, those three.
+(laughter) Fart, we talked about, it's harmless It's like tits, it's a cutie
+word, no problem. Turd, you can't say but who wants to, you know? (laughter)
+The subject never comes up on the panel so I'm not worried about that one. Now
+the word twat is an interesting word. Twat! Yeh, right in the twat. (laughter)
+Twat is an interesting word because it's the only one I know of, the only slang
+word applying to the, a part of the sexual anatomy that doesn't have another
+meaning to it. Like, ah, snatch, box and pussy all have other meanings, man.
+Even in a Walt Disney movie, you can say, We're going to snatch that pussy and
+put him in a box and bring him on the airplane. (murmur, laughter) Everybody
+loves it. The twat stands alone, man, as it should. And two-way words. Ah, ass
+is okay providing you're riding into town on a religious feast day. (laughter)
+You can't say, up your ass. (laughter) You can say, stuff it! (murmur) There
+are certain things you can say its weird but you can just come so close. Before
+I cut, I, uh, want to, ah, thank you for listening to my words, man, fellow, uh
+space travelers. Thank you man for tonight and thank you also. (clapping
+whistling)

data/spec/data/carlin_dirty_words_censored.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,128 @@
+Aruba-du, ruba-tu, ruba-tu. I was thinking about the curse words and the swear
+words, the cuss words and the words that you can't say, that you're not
+supposed to say all the time, ['cause] words or people into words want to hear
+your words. Some guys like to record your words and sell them back to you if
+they can, (laughter) listen in on the telephone, write down what words you say.
+A guy who used to be in Washington knew that his phone was tapped, used to
+answer, **** Hoover, yes, go ahead. (laughter) Okay, I was thinking one night
+about the words you couldn't say on the public, ah, airwaves, um, the ones you
+definitely wouldn't say, ever, [']cause I heard a lady say ***** one night on
+television, and it was cool like she was talking about, you know, ah, well, the
+***** is the first one to notice that in the litter Johnie right (murmur)
+Right. And, uh, ******* you can say, and **** and **** so I have to figure out
+which ones you couldn't and ever and it came down to seven but the list is open
+to amendment, and in fact, has been changed, uh, by now, ha, a lot of people
+pointed things out to me, and I noticed some myself. The original seven words
+were, ****, ****, ****, ****, **********, ************, and ****. Those are the
+ones that will curve your spine, grow hair on your hands and (laughter) maybe,
+even bring us, God help us, peace without honor (laughter) um, and a bourbon.
+(laughter) And now the first thing that we noticed was that word **** was
+really repeated in there because the word ************ is a compound word and
+it's another form of the word ****. (laughter) You want to be a purist it
+doesn't really -- it can't be on the list of basic words. Also, ********** is a
+compound word and neither half of that is really dirty. The word -- the half
+sucker that's merely suggestive (laughter) and the word **** is a half-way
+dirty word, 50% dirty -- dirty half the time, depending on what you mean by it.
+(laughter) Uh, remember when you first heard it, like in 6th grade, you used to
+giggle. And the **** crowed three times, heh (laughter) the **** -- three
+times. It's in the Bible, **** in the Bible. (laughter) And the first time you
+heard about a cock-fight, remember -- What? Huh? naw. It ain't that, are you
+stupid? man. (laughter, clapping) It's chickens, you know, (laughter) Then you
+have the four letter words from the old Anglo-Saxon fame. Uh, **** and ****.
+The word ****, uh, is an interesting kind of word in that the middle class has
+never really accepted it and approved it. They use it like, crazy but it's not
+really okay. It's still a rude, dirty, old kind of gushy word. (laughter) They
+don't like that, but they say it, like, they say it like, a lady now in a
+middle-class home, you'll hear most of the time she says it as an expletive,
+you know, it's out of her mouth before she knows. She says, Oh **** oh ****,
+(laughter) oh ****. If she drops something, Oh, the **** hurt the broccoli.
+****. Thank you. (footsteps fading away) (papers ruffling)
+
+Read it! (from audience)
+
+****! (laughter) I won the Grammy, man, for the comedy album. Isn't that
+groovy? (clapping, whistling) (murmur) That's true. Thank you. Thank you man.
+Yeah. (murmur) (continuous clapping) Thank you man. Thank you. Thank you very
+much, man. Thank, no, (end of continuous clapping) for that and for the Grammy,
+man, [']cause (laughter) that's based on people liking it man, yeh, that's ah,
+that's okay man. (laughter) Let's let that go, man. I got my Grammy. I can let
+my hair hang down now, ****. (laughter) Ha! So! Now the word **** is okay for
+the man. At work you can say it like crazy. Mostly figuratively, Get that ****
+out of here, will ya? I don't want to see that **** anymore. I can't cut that
+****, buddy. I've had that **** up to here. I think you're full of **** myself.
+(laughter) He don't know **** from Shinola. (laughter) you know that?
+(laughter) Always wondered how the  Shinola people feel about that (laughter)
+Hi, I'm the new man from Shinola. (laughter) Hi, how are ya? Nice to see ya.
+(laughter) How are ya? (laughter) Boy, I don't know whether to **** or wind my
+watch. (laughter) Guess, I'll **** on my watch. (laughter) Oh, the **** is
+going to hit de fan. (laughter) Built like a brick **********. (laughter) Up,
+he's up ****'s creek. (laughter) He's had it. (laughter) He hit me, I'm sorry.
+(laughter) Hot ****, holy ****, tough ****, eat ****, (laughter) ***********
+grin. Uh, whoever thought of that was ill. (murmur laughter) He had a
+*********** grin! He had a what? (laughter) **** on a stick. (laughter) **** in
+a handbag. I always like that. He ain't worth **** in a handbag. (laughter)
+******. He acted real ******. (laughter) You know what I mean? (laughter) I got
+the money back, but a real ****** attitude. Heh, he had a ********. (laughter)
+Wow! ********. Whew! Glad I wasn't there. (murmur, laughter) All the animals --
+Bull ****, horse ****, cow ****, rat ****, bat ****. (laughter) First time I
+heard bat ****, I really came apart. A guy in Oklahoma, Boggs, said it, man.
+Aw! Bat ****. (laughter) Vera reminded me of that last night, ah (murmur).
+Snake ****, slicker than owl ****. (laughter) Get your **** together. **** or
+get off the pot. (laughter) I got a ********* full of them. (laughter) I got a
+******** full, all right. *********, *********, **** in your heart, **** for
+brains, (laughter) *********, heh (laughter) I always try to think how that
+could have originated; the first guy that said that. Somebody got drunk and
+fell in some ****, you know. (laughter) Hey, I'm *********. (laughter)
+********, today. (laughter) Anyway, enough of that ****. (laughter) The big
+one, the word **** that's the one that hangs them up the most. [']Cause in a
+lot of cases that's the very act that hangs them up the most. So, it's natural
+that the word would, uh, have the same effect. It's a great word, ****, nice
+word, easy word, cute word, kind of. Easy word to say. One syllable, short u.
+(laughter) ****. (Murmur) You know, it's easy. Starts with a nice soft sound
+fuh ends with a kuh. Right? (laughter) A little something for everyone. ****
+(laughter) Good word. Kind of a proud word, too. Who are you? I am ****.
+(laughter) **** OF THE MOUNTAIN. (laughter) Tune in again next week to **** OF
+THE MOUNTAIN. (laughter) It's an interesting word too, [']cause it's got a
+double kind of a life -- personality -- dual, you know, whatever the right
+phrase is. It leads a double life, the word ****. First of all, it means,
+sometimes, most of the time, ****. What does it mean? It means to make love.
+Right? We're going to make love, yeh, we're going to ****, yeh, we're going to
+****, yeh, we're going to make love. (laughter) we're really going to ****,
+yeah, we're going to make love. Right? And it also means the beginning of life,
+it's the act that begins life, so there's the word hanging around with words
+like love, and life, and yet on the other hand, it's also a word that we really
+use to hurt each other with, man. It's a heavy. It's one that you have toward
+the end of the argument. (laughter) Right? (laughter) You finally can't make
+out. Oh, **** you man. I said, **** you. (laughter, murmur) Stupid ****.
+(laughter) **** you and everybody that looks like you. (laughter) man. It would
+be nice to change the movies that we already have and substitute the word ****
+for the word kill, wherever we could, and some of those movie cliches would
+change a little bit. ********** still on the loose. Stop me before I ****
+again. **** the ump, **** the ump, **** the ump, **** the ump, **** the ump.
+Easy on the clutch Bill, you'll **** that engine again. (laughter) The other
+**** one was, I don't give a ****. Like it's worth something, you know?
+(laughter) I don't give a ****. Hey, well, I don't take no ****, (laughter) you
+know what I mean? You know why I don't take no ****? (laughter) [']Cause I
+don't give a ****. (laughter) If I give a ****, I would have to pack ****.
+(laughter) But I don't pack no **** cause I don't give a ****. (laughter) You
+wouldn't **** me, would you? (laughter) That's a joke when you're a kid with a
+worm looking out the bird's ***. You wouldn't **** me, would you? (laughter)
+It's an eight-year-old joke but a good one. (laughter) The additions to the
+list. I found three more words that had to be put on the list of words you
+could never say on television, and they were ****, **** and ****, those three.
+(laughter) ****, we talked about, it's harmless It's like ****, it's a cutie
+word, no problem. ****, you can't say but who wants to, you know? (laughter)
+The subject never comes up on the panel so I'm not worried about that one. Now
+the word **** is an interesting word. ****! Yeh, right in the ****. (laughter)
+**** is an interesting word because it's the only one I know of, the only slang
+word applying to the, a part of the sexual anatomy that doesn't have another
+meaning to it. Like, ah, ******, box and ***** all have other meanings, man.
+Even in a Walt Disney movie, you can say, We're going to ****** that ***** and
+put him in a box and bring him on the airplane. (murmur, laughter) Everybody
+loves it. The **** stands alone, man, as it should. And two-way words. Ah, ***
+is okay providing you're riding into town on a religious feast day. (laughter)
+You can't say, up your ***. (laughter) You can say, stuff it! (murmur) There
+are certain things you can say its weird but you can just come so close. Before
+I cut, I, uh, want to, ah, thank you for listening to my words, man, fellow, uh
+space travelers. Thank you man for tonight and thank you also. (clapping
+whistling)

data/spec/swearjar_spec.rb

@@ -81,7 +81,11 @@ describe Swearjar do
     expect(Swearjar.default.scorecard("foonIgg3rbar foo nigger")).to eq({"discriminatory" => 2})
   end
 
-  xit "doesn't substitute simple words when they occur later as substrings" do
+  it "substitutes multiple occurrences of a word" do
+    expect(Swearjar.default.censor("anus anus anuses")).to eq("**** **** ******")
+  end
+
+  it "doesn't substitute simple words when they occur later as substrings" do
     expect(Swearjar.default.censor("anus janus")).to eq("**** janus")
   end
 end

metadata

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: swearjar
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 1.1.0
+  version: 1.1.1
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Joshua Hull
 autorequire: 
 bindir: bin
 cert_chain: []
-date: 2016-02-14 00:00:00.000000000 Z
+date: 2016-02-16 00:00:00.000000000 Z
 dependencies:
 - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency
   name: rake
@@ -69,6 +69,9 @@ files:
 - lib/config/en.yml
 - lib/swearjar.rb
 - lib/swearjar/version.rb
+- spec/acceptance_spec.rb
+- spec/data/carlin_dirty_words.txt
+- spec/data/carlin_dirty_words_censored.txt
 - spec/data/swear.yml
 - spec/spec_helper.rb
 - spec/swearjar_spec.rb
@@ -99,6 +102,9 @@ specification_version: 4
 summary: Put another nickel in the swearjar. Simple profanity detection with content
   analysis
 test_files:
+- spec/acceptance_spec.rb
+- spec/data/carlin_dirty_words.txt
+- spec/data/carlin_dirty_words_censored.txt
 - spec/data/swear.yml
 - spec/spec_helper.rb
 - spec/swearjar_spec.rb