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2025-03-29T23:38:03Z

API / jq example

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	== Development ==		== Development ==
	The source code is on [https://github.com/uakci/toadua/ GitHub].		The source code is on [https://github.com/uakci/toadua/ GitHub].

			== API ==
			The API is documented [https://github.com/toaq/toadua/blob/main/docs/api.md here]. You can fetch all the data from Toadua using a command like

			<syntaxhighlight lang="sh">
			# Unix shell
			curl -X POST "https://toadua.uakci.space/api" --data '{"action":"search","query":["and"]}' > toadua.json

			# Windows PowerShell
			iwr "https://toadua.uakci.space/api" -Method POST -Body '{"action":"search","query":["and"]}' -O toadua.json</syntaxhighlight>

			Then, you can use tools like [https://jqlang.org/ jq] to perform all kinds of quick data science. Here is a command to get the most-upvoted word from every month:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="sh">jq -r '.results \| group_by(.date[:7]) \| map({ month: .[0].date[:7], best: max_by(.score).head })' toadua.json</syntaxhighlight>

			Or you can use Python:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="py">Python 3.10.12 (main, Feb 4 2025, 14:57:36) [GCC 11.4.0] on linux
			Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
			>>> import json
			>>> with open("toadua.json") as f: toadua = json.load(f)
			...
			>>> sum(abs(entry["score"]) for entry in toadua["results"])
			8435
			>>> max(toadua["results"], key=lambda e: e["score"])["body"]
			'interjection: nyaan'</syntaxhighlight>

Takoda: Update Toadua link to new URL

2024-10-26T02:55:09Z

Update Toadua link to new URL

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	'''Toadua''' is a collaborative community dictionary for Toaq. It is operated by [[User:Uakci]] and lives [https://toadua.uakci.pl/ here].		'''Toadua''' is a collaborative community dictionary for Toaq. It is operated by [[User:Uakci]] and lives [https://toadua.uakci.space/ here].

	It's easy to make an account and start defining and voting on words.		It's easy to make an account and start defining and voting on words.

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2023-02-11T13:08:59Z

document search

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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
			=== Search ===
			You can type Toaq or English words in the search bar.

			Hint: Verbs are conjugated in Toaq definition, so if you want a word for "to spy" you should search for <code>spies</code>.

			If you only want to see definitions in English, set "search scope 'en' only:" to '''yes''' above the search bar. You can change the search scope by editing the scope field in the add-new-word form on the front page.

			You can type <code>option:value</code> options in the search bar together with your search terms, such as <code>pai scope:tok</code> or <code>head:fu</code> or <code>cat user:lynn</code>. (The "head" is the Toaq word that an entry defines.)

			The <code>head:</code> options supports special pattern-searching syntax: <code>C</code>/<code>V</code> match any consonant/vowel, <code>?</code> matches any letter, and <code></code> matches one or more letters. For example, <code>head:saCVq</code> finds words of the shape sa+consonant+vowel+q, and <code>head:ke</code> finds words ending in -ke.

			=== Defining words ===
	You can add new words from the front page. When writing a definition, type three underscores <code>___</code> to leave an argument place. It will be converted into a fancy ▯ automatically.		You can add new words from the front page. When writing a definition, type three underscores <code>___</code> to leave an argument place. It will be converted into a fancy ▯ automatically.

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2022-03-05T19:23:57Z

no more dotted circles

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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
	You can add new words from the front page. When writing a definition, type three underscores <code>___</code> to leave an argument place. It will be converted into a fancy ▯ automatically. ~~(For some reason this is then displayed as ◌.)~~		You can add new words from the front page. When writing a definition, type three underscores <code>___</code> to leave an argument place. It will be converted into a fancy ▯ automatically.

	Make sure you are submitting to the right "scope" (language). ~~Click~~ the "scope: en" ~~link at~~ the bottom of the ~~page~~ to ~~cycle through languages~~.		Make sure you are submitting to the right "scope" (language). When adding a word, use the "scope:" field in the bottom left to set the scope to "en" for English, "jbo" for Lojban, "toa" for Toaq, or some natural language's [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IETF_language_tag IETF tag].

	Inside a definition or comment, <code>#A1b2C3d4E</code> links to the definition with that ID, and <code>toa</code> will be converted to a clickably-searchable Toaq word or phrase.		Inside a definition or comment, <code>#A1b2C3d4E</code> links to the definition with that ID, and <code>toa</code> will be converted to a clickably-searchable Toaq word or phrase.

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'''Toadua''' is a collaborative community dictionary for Toaq. It is operated by [[User:Uakci]] and lives [https://toadua.uakci.pl/ here].

It's easy to make an account and start defining and voting on words.

== Status ==
Toaq is not a democracy,<sup>[''citation needed'']</sup> but the language could not grow easily without a steady flow of community-invented and community-adopted "unofficial" words. Eventually, a definition submitted to Toadua may become official. Votes mostly reflect how well-liked and adopted by the community a word is.

== Usage ==
You can add new words from the front page. When writing a definition, type three underscores <code>___</code> to leave an argument place. It will be converted into a fancy ▯ automatically. (For some reason this is then displayed as ◌.)

Make sure you are submitting to the right "scope" (language). Click the "scope: en" link at the bottom of the page to cycle through languages.

Inside a definition or comment, <code>#A1b2C3d4E</code> links to the definition with that ID, and <code>**toa**</code> will be converted to a clickably-searchable Toaq word or phrase.

== Development ==
The source code is on [https://github.com/uakci/toadua/ GitHub].