Module: WWWJDic

Defined in:: lib/wwwjdic.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/parser.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/version.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/constants.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/application.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/parsers/key.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/parsers/dict.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/utils/raisers.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/parsers/search.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/parsers/server.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/utils/splitter.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/parsers/display.rb,
lib/wwwjdic/utils/downloader.rb

Overview

This file is part of wwwjdic.

wwwjdic is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

wwwjdic is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with wwwjdic. If not, see <www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2014-2021 Marco Bresciani

SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later ++

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: Parsers, Utils Classes: Parser, Splitter, WWWJDic

Constant Summary collapse

VERSION = Current version number for WWWJDic gem.

'16.1.0'

ALLOWED_PARAMS = Allowed parameters for configuration

i[dict display key server].freeze

ALL_PARAMS = All parameters for configuration

ALLOWED_PARAMS + [:search]

AVAIL_LANGS = Numeric codes for language-specific dictionaries

{ en: '1', de: 'G', fr: 'H', ru: 'I', sv: 'J', hu: 'K', es: 'L', nl: 'M', sl: 'N', it: 'O' }.freeze

DICTIONARY_CODES = Numeric codes for dictionaries usage

[('1'..'9').to_a, ('A'..'R').to_a].flatten

DICTIONARY_NAMES = Naming for all supported dictionaries

['Jpn-Eng General (EDICT)',
'Japanese Names (ENAMDICT)',
'Computing/Telecomms',
'Life Sciences/Bio-Med',
'Legal Terms',
'Finance/Marketing',
'Buddhism',
'Miscellaneous',
'Special Text-glossing',
'Engineering/Science',
'Linguistics',
'River & Water Systems',
'Automobile Industry',
'Japanese Wordnet',
'Work-in-progress File',
'Japanese-German (WaDoku)',
'Japanese-French',
'Japanese-Russian',
'Japanese-Swedish',
'Japanese-Hungarian',
'Japanese-Spanish',
'Japanese-Dutch',
'Japanese-Slovenian',
'Japanese-Italian',
'Untranslated',
'Combined Jpn-Eng',
'Expanded Text-glossing'].freeze

DICTS_BY_CODES = Mapping between dictionaries names with codes

DICTIONARY_CODES.zip(DICTIONARY_NAMES).to_h

DICTS_BY_NAMES = Mapping between dictionaries codes with names

DICTIONARY_NAMES.zip(DICTIONARY_CODES).to_h

DISPLAY = Display modes

{ regular: 'M', raw: 'Z' }.freeze

KEYS = k is the key type: for dictionary lookups for English keys use E, or P to get just "common words", Q to get an “exact match” and R to get both; for Japanese keys use J (this is mandatory for romaji keys), P to get just “common words” (doesn’t work with romaji), K for keys starting with kanji (first position), and L for kanji keys in any position. for kanji lookups, use M followed by the KANJIDIC letter codes (B, U, V, N, etc.) or J if a reading or kanji is being provided. An optional stroke-count or stroke-count range can be included by placing it between “=” characters; for text glossing use G, or H to turn on the "no repeated translations“ option. for multi-radical kanji lookups use J for jouyou kanji-only, H to include JIS X 0212 kanji, and X for anything else. An optional stroke-count or stroke-count range can be included by placing it between “=” characters. for example sentence lookups with indexed words use E for EUC, ISO-2022-JP or UCS, S for Shift_JIS and U for UTF-8, followed by “lookupword=n=kana=”. The kana is optional and is there to disambiguate between different headwords. For “n”, 1 => random selection of 10, anything else => display up to 100 sentences starting at n. for example sentence lookups using a regular expression, use E for EUC, ISO-2022-JP or UCS, S for Shift_JIS and U for UTF-8, followed by the search string. Up to 99 example sentences may be displayed.

{ english: 'E', common: 'P', exact: 'Q', both: 'R',
japanese: 'J', start_kanji: 'K', any_kanji: 'L', kanji: 'M',
glossing: 'G', no_repeated: 'H', jis_kanji: 'H',
multi_radical: 'X' }.freeze

KANJIDIC_CODES = KANJIDIC letter codes (see www.edrdg.org/kanjidic/kanjidic.html) U the Unicode/ISO 10646 code of the kanji in hexadecimal; N the index in Nelson (Modern Reader’s Japanese-English Character Dictionary) B the classification radical number of the kanji (as in Nelson); C the “classical” radical number (where this differs from the one used in Nelson); S the total stroke-count of the kanji; G the “grade” of the kanji, In this case, G2 means it is a Jouyou (general use) kanji taught in the second year of elementary schooling in Japan; H the index in Halpern (New Japanese-English Character Dictionary); F the rank-order frequency of occurrence of the kanji in Japanese; P the “SKIP” coding of the kanji, as used in Halpern; K the index in the Gakken Kanji Dictionary (A New Dictionary of Kanji Usage); L the index in Heisig (Remembering The Kanji); I the index in the Spahn & Hadamitsky dictionary. Q the Four-Corner code; MN,MP the index and page number in the 13-volume Morohashi “DaiKanWaJiten”; E the index in Henshall (A Guide To Remembering Japanese Characters); Y the PinYin (Chinese) pronunciation(s) of the kanji;

{ unicode: 'U', nelson: 'N', radical: 'B',
classical: 'C', stroke: 'S', grade: 'G',
halpern: 'H', frequency: 'F', skip: 'P',
gakken: 'K', heisig: 'L', spahn: 'I', corner: 'Q',
morohashi_index: 'MN', morohashi_page: 'MP',
henshall: 'E', pinyin: 'Y' }.freeze

URI_DEFAULT = Reference URI for Backdoor Entry/API

'http://www.edrdg.org/cgi-bin/wwwjdic/wwwjdic.cgi?'

URI_OLD = Monash URI for Backdoor Entry/API

'http://nihongo.monash.edu/cgi-bin/wwwjdic?'

URIS = URIs for Backdoor Entry/API

{ edrdg: URI_DEFAULT, monash: URI_OLD }.freeze

Class Method Summary collapse

.breener ⇒ Object

Creates a new WWWJDic object (from the verb ‘to Breen’… :) ).
.parser ⇒ Object

Provides the parameters’ parsers object.

Class Method Details

.breener ⇒ `Object`

Creates a new WWWJDic object (from the verb ‘to Breen’… :) ).

Usage

new_wwwjdic = WWWJDic::breener

Returns

a WWWJDic object.



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# File 'lib/wwwjdic.rb', line 44

def self.breener
  WWWJDic.new(parser)
end

.parser ⇒ `Object`

Provides the parameters’ parsers object.

# File 'lib/wwwjdic.rb', line 49

def self.parser
  parsers = { dict: Parsers::Dict.new, display: Parsers::Display.new,
              key: Parsers::Key.new, search: Parsers::Search.new,
              server: Parsers::Server.new }

  Parser.new parsers
end