Explore the vast world of computational knowledge available for free via Wolfram's v2 API.
To install this gem:
gem install wolfram
Ruby 2.7 and later are supported; earlier versions may work, but are not supported.
You'll need a Wolfram Appid (api key) by creating an account here and then clicking on the 'Get an APPID' button.
Once you have your own appid, set it in your shell, preferably in your ~/.bashrc:
export WOLFRAM_APPID='YOURKEY'
If you want to explicitly set your appid in a script:
Wolfram.appid = "YOURKEY"
Query away on the commandline!
# Calculate distance and travel time between places
wolfram from boston to new york
# Solve an equation
wolfram x^3 - 4x^2 + 6x - 24 = 0
# Find words ending with able
wolfram words ending with able
Regular ruby usage:
query = 'boston population'
result = Wolfram.fetch(query)
# to see the result as a hash of pods and assumptions:
hash = Wolfram::HashPresenter.new(result).to_hash
For many more examples, see here.
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We found that wolfram demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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