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Terminal Google Dictionary (online)

Too Geeky(Lazy) to go (google/bing) meaning of the word?

Well, then this is the perfect script for you!

Example :

t-dict

How to use?

There are two seperate branches for Linux and Windows

For Windows :

Installing for Windows is described here.

For Linux :

Download or clone this repository (https://github.com/rahulnegi20/tdict.git) and then check requirements.txt, I have mentioned the procedure with steps.

Just type the word and get the meaning of the word in your terminal. You can search for synonyms and examples too!

Basic Requirements :

  • python3
  • urllib
  • yachalks

In order to run the script from terminal (anylocation)

you need to provide path to tdict in your .bashrc file which is hidden by default, (Ctrl + H) to unhide the hidden files or vice-versa. now you need to edit that .bashrc file using any text editor and add this line on top

PATH="$PATH:<path-to-dict-folder>" for example , in my case it is
(/home/rahulnegi/projects/scripts/dict).

Development :

This script uses unofficial Google-Dictionary api (https://github.com/meetDeveloper/googleDictionaryAPI)

Open for improvements/contributions!, issues and feature requests!

Hacktoberfest2021 :

Want to contribute?

  • Check in issues if you can solve them.
  • Want to add a new feature? Traced a bug? Open an issue fork> work on it> Submit a PR!

Contributors

rahulnegi20 0shuvo0 SineshX

Thanks : ) to all the contributors, least it take is only a star to encourage us to keep going.