Merge pull request #125 from stands4/master

Abbreviations.com IA Fathead Plugin

lib/DDG/Fathead/Abbreviations.pm

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+package DDG::Fathead::Abbreviations;
+
+use DDG::Fathead;
+
+primary_example_queries "what does ASAP mean";
+
+secondary_example_queries
+    "What does ASAP stand for",
+    "What is ASAP short for";
+
+description "database of acronyms, abbreviations and meanings";
+
+name "Abbreviations.com";
+
+icon_url "/i/abbreviations.com.ico";
+
+source "Abbreviations.com";
+
+code_url "https://github.com/duckduckgo/zeroclickinfo-fathead/tree/master/share/fathead/abbreviation_com";
+
+topics "everyday", "special_interest";
+
+category "reference";
+
+attribution
+    github => ['https://github.com/stands4', 'STANDS4'],
+    twitter => ['https://twitter.com/justadded', 'STANDS4'];
+
+1;

share/fathead/abbreviations_com/README.txt

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+Dependencies:
+
+Python 2.6+

share/fathead/abbreviations_com/fetch.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+[ ! -e download ] && mkdir download
+
+wget -P download -O download/abbr.txt -N 'http://www.abbreviations.com/root/admin/dumpduckexport.php'

share/fathead/abbreviations_com/meta.txt

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+# This is the name of the source as people would refer to it, e.g. Wikipedia or PerlDoc
+Name: Abbreviations.com
+
+# This is the base domain where the source pages are located.
+Domain: www.abbreviations.com
+
+# This is what gets put in quotes next to the source
+# It can be blank if it is a source with completely general info spanning many types of topics like Facebook.
+Type: Abbreviations.com
+
+# Whether the source is from MediaWiki (1) or not (0).
+MediaWiki: 0
+
+# Keywords uses to trigger (or prefer) the source over others.
+Keywords: acronym, abbreviation, shorthand, stands for, stand for, short for, means

share/fathead/abbreviations_com/parse.py

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+#!/usr/bin/env python
+
+def print_line(key, text, url):
+    print("\t".join([
+        key,   #1
+        "A",   #2
+        "",    #3
+        "",    #4
+        "",    #5
+        "",    #6
+        "",    #7
+        "",    #8
+        "",    #9
+        "",    #10
+        "",    #11
+        text,  #12
+        url])) #13
+
+with open("download/abbr.txt") as f:
+    lines = f.readlines()
+
+for line in lines:
+    fields = line.split("\t")
+
+    key = fields[0]
+    text = fields[1]
+    url = "http://www.abbreviations.com/%s" % (key)
+
+    print_line(key, text, url)      #print entry

share/fathead/abbreviations_com/parse.sh

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+#!/bin/sh
+
+./parse.py > output.txt