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README
JishoElixir 
A wrapper around Jisho.org's API (http://jisho.org).
What is Jisho.org?
It's an online Japanese to English dictionary that you can read about here.
JishoElixir currently Supports
- Searching by word
- Searching by tags http://jisho.org/docs
- Searching for verbs
- And much more if you combine them.
Installation
First, add JishoElixir to your mix.exs dependencies:
def deps do
[
{:jisho_elixir, "~> 0.1.0"}
]
end
and run $ mix deps.get
Usage
Your best bet is to visit the hex docs, but:
JishoElixir.search("峠", ["n", "exp"], 1)
JishoElixir.tag("jlpt-n1")
JishoElixir.verb("prance")
FAQ
What about formatting the response?
The library returns a map that's been parsed directly from json. I leave it up to you to write a wrapper around it.
Do I need an API key?
Nope.
Where can I find documentation for the Jisho API
At the moment, just here.
What about kanji?
It's been hinted by the Jisho team that it's on the way, but for now you can search kanji the same way you search a word. The downside is kanji tags (found here) won't work.