RGinger
RGinger takes an English sentence and gives correction and rephrasing suggestions for it using Ginger proofreading API. It can be used both as a Ruby library and a command line application.
IMPORTANT
Version 0.1.5 dropped rephrase command-line option and Rginger#rephrase function because the API endpoint for these is no longer functioning. The relevant documentation in this readme will be kept as it was for the time being though.
Installation
$ gem install rginger
Command Line Usage
Usage
$ rginger [options] "input text"
Options
--coloring, --no-coloring, -c: Get colorful output (default: true)
--correction, --no-correction, -o: Get suggestions for correcting the original
sentence (default: true)
--rephrase, --no-rephrase, -r: Get suggestions for rephrasing the original
sentence (default: true)
--version, -v: Print version and exit
--help, -h: Show this message
Output Sample
Library Usage
require 'rginger'
text = "I looking forward meet you"
ginger = RGinger::Parser.new
result = ginger.correct text
# {"original"=>"I looking forward meet you",
# "data"=>
# [{"old"=>"looking",
# "from"=>2,
# "to"=>8,
# "reverse_from"=>-24,
# "reverse_to"=>-18,
# "new"=>"am looking"},
# {"old"=>"meet",
# "from"=>18,
# "to"=>21,
# "reverse_from"=>-8,
# "reverse_to"=>-5,
# "new"=>"to meet"}],
# "corrected"=>"I am looking forward to meet you"}
result = ginger.rephrase text
# {"original"=>"I looking forward meet you",
# "alternatives"=>
# ["I was looking forward to meet you",
# "I look forward to meeting you",
# "I'm looking forward to meeting you",
# "I'm looking forward to meet you",
# "I look forwarding to meeting you",
# "I'm looking forwarding to meeting you",
# "I look forward to meeting you all"]}
References
Alif Rachmawadi's Gingerice may be a better solution than RGinger for those who do not need colored command line output and "rephrase" functionality.
Thanks
Ginger Software for the great software and services that support learners aspiring for skills of writing good English.