lib/wordnik/resource_modules/word.rb in wordnik-4.06.08 vs lib/wordnik/resource_modules/word.rb in wordnik-4.06.10

@@ -382,15 +382,15 @@
     body ||= {}
     request = Wordnik::Request.new(http_method, path, :params => params, :body => body)
     request_only ? request : request.response.body
   end
 
-  # Returns citations for a word
+  # Given a word as a string, returns relationships from the Word Graph
   #
-  def get_citations(word, *args)
+  def get_related_words(word, *args)
     http_method = :get
-    path = '/word/{word}/citations'
+    path = '/word/{word}/relatedWords'
     path.sub!('{word}', word.to_s)
 
     # Ruby turns all key-value arguments at the end into a single hash
     # e.g. Wordnik.word.get_examples('dingo', :limit => 10, :part_of_speech => 'verb')
     # becomes {:limit => 10, :part_of_speech => 'verb'}
@@ -603,9 +603,36 @@
   # Returns the Scrabble score for a word
   #
   def get_scrabble_score(word, *args)
     http_method = :get
     path = '/word/{word}/scrabbleScore'
+    path.sub!('{word}', word.to_s)
+
+    # Ruby turns all key-value arguments at the end into a single hash
+    # e.g. Wordnik.word.get_examples('dingo', :limit => 10, :part_of_speech => 'verb')
+    # becomes {:limit => 10, :part_of_speech => 'verb'}
+    last_arg = args.pop if args.last.is_a?(Hash)
+    last_arg = args.pop if args.last.is_a?(Array)
+    last_arg ||= {}
+
+    # Look for a kwarg called :request_only, whose presence indicates
+    # that we want the request itself back, not the response body
+    if last_arg.is_a?(Hash) && last_arg[:request_only].present?
+      request_only = true
+      last_arg.delete(:request_only)
+    end
+
+    params = last_arg
+    body ||= {}
+    request = Wordnik::Request.new(http_method, path, :params => params, :body => body)
+    request_only ? request : request.response.body
+  end
+
+  # Returns citations for a word
+  #
+  def get_citations(word, *args)
+    http_method = :get
+    path = '/word/{word}/citations'
     path.sub!('{word}', word.to_s)
 
     # Ruby turns all key-value arguments at the end into a single hash
     # e.g. Wordnik.word.get_examples('dingo', :limit => 10, :part_of_speech => 'verb')
     # becomes {:limit => 10, :part_of_speech => 'verb'}
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