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Scripts to download data from the Dictionary of Spanish Language of the Royal Spanish Academy

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RAE downloader

Scripts to download information from the online version of the Dictionary of Spanish Language of the Royal Spanish Academy.

Please use these scripts responsibly and never cause DoS attacks to the rae.es services.

Installation

You'll need to have Ruby a PostgreSQL and a Redis server.

Setup the project with bin/install: this script will install the Ruby dependencies required to run the scripts and create the database where the words and their definitions will be stored. It will also create a .env file with some configuration parameters. You may need to adjust your PostgreSQL and Redis connection details here.

Usage

The database contains a words table with the following fields:

  • word: the string with the word
  • data: JSON data fetched with the nebrija gem
  • defined_at: timestamp indicating when the word got defined (i.e: when the data column got updated)
  • created_at and updated_at: obvious timestamps

To insert words from data/lemario.txt into the database, run:

bin/seed

To list the number of existing words, the number of undefined ones, and the number of workers scheduled, run:

bin/stats

Run sidekiq to be able to schedule and execute workers with:

bin/sidekiq

While sidekiq runs in one terminal, open another one and workers for all the undefined words by running:

bin/schedule

Each worker uses nebrija to download the data for the word and store it in its data field.

Show the data for a given word with:

bin/show palabra

Development

You can load the library in a IRB session for debugging with:

bin/console

Data sources

  • The lemario.txt file comes from the collection compiled by Ismael Olea.

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