Open abejfehr opened 9 years ago
@abejfehr : I'm sorry. Wasn't notified on when this issue was filed up.
That is the object for the word, you have to explicitly call .meaning
on that to fetch meaning. I'm in process of updating the library and add more interesting features. If you are still using it (or intend to use it), I will be delighted to keep you updated on this. :)
I'm completely new to Ruby so this is very likely my fault somehow, but when following the exact example you have in your README.md file I get this object which doesn't contain the meaning:
Do you have any idea what the issue could be?