A simple gem to translate strings & webpages into gangsta.
Please do not use this in production.
gem install gizoogle
or if using Bundler, add:
gem 'gizoogle'
First, require:
require 'gizoogle'
To translate a simple string:
Gizoogle::String.translate('hello world')
=> wassup ghetto
To translate a whole website:
Gizoogle::Webpage.translate('github.com')
=> <html><head>...translated html here...
After you have the gem installed, you have a command-line executable, gizoogle.
$ gizoogle hello world
wassup ghetto
$ echo 'how are you today?' | gizoogle
how tha fuck is yo dirty ass todizzle?
Da MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2015 Kyle Powers
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