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Word Cloud

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You work for a tech conference company. Somebody transcribes all the noteworthy quotes from all the speakers, and enters them into a system. This system outputs a JSON file that looks like this:

{
  "Ila Huels": [
    "OPTIMIZE WEB-ENABLED SUPPLY-CHAINS",
    "brand sexy channels",
    "ENVISIONEER ROBUST E-COMMERCE",
    "TRANSFORM WIRELESS ARCHITECTURES",
    "BENCHMARK CROSS-PLATFORM PARTNERSHIPS"
  ],
  "Cristopher Feest": [
    "BENCHMARK CROSS-PLATFORM PARTNERSHIPS",
    "brand sexy channels",
    "BENCHMARK 24/7 PARADIGMS"
  ]
}

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to turn this data into a hash that can be used by a word cloud. The output should look like this:

{
  "optimize" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "web-enabled" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "supply-chains" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "brand" => { :count => 2, :people => ["Ila Huels", "Cristopher Feest"] },
  "sexy" => { :count => 2, :people => ["Ila Huels", "Cristopher Feest"] },
  "channels" => { :count => 2, :people => ["Ila Huels", "Cristopher Feest"] },
  "envisioneer" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "robust" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "e-commerce" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "transform" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "wireless" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "architectures" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Ila Huels"] },
  "benchmark" => { :count => 3, :people => ["Ila Huels", "Cristopher Feest"] },
  "cross-platform" => { :count => 2, :people => ["Ila Huels", "Cristopher Feest"] },
  "partnerships" => { :count => 2, :people => ["Ila Huels", "Cristopher Feest"] },
  "24/7" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Cristopher Feest"] },
  "paradigms" => { :count => 1, :people => ["Cristopher Feest"] }
}

The words appear in a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, but the resulting word-cloud should be all lowercase, and counts and speakers should be case-insensitive.

Extra

Write a file in your bin directory that processes all the words in the data/quotes.json file.

Setup

• Fork
• Clone
• Turn on TravisCI for the fork by visiting https://travis-ci.org/profile/, clicking the "Sync now" button and scrolling down to find the repository to build.
• Create a new branch for your work using git checkout -b v1
• Implement specs and code
• Push using git push -u origin v1

Further Practice

This warmup can be completed multiple times to increase your comfort level with the material. To work on this from scratch, you can:

1. Add an upstream remote that points to the original repo git remote add upstream [e-mail]:gSchool/self-referencing-documentation.git
2. Fetch the latest from the upstream remote using git fetch upstream
3. Create a new branch from the master branch of the upstream remote git checkout -b v2 upstream/master
4. Implement specs and code
5. Push using git push -u origin v2

Each time you do the exercise, create a new branch. For example the 3rd time you do the exercise the branch name will be v3 instead of v2.