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- TWO-HORSE RACE
- ==============
-
- Generates a human-readable plain text stream of election results from JSON input.
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- Usage
- -----
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- Assuming `twohorserace` is in your $PATH and executable:
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- Read JSON from a file:
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- $ twohorserace elections.json
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- Read JSON from STDIN:
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- $ cat elections.json | twohorserace --
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- Installation
- ------------
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- Tested and working with Ruby 3.1.2, which is currently the latest stable
- release.
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- Tested and working with Ruby 2.6.10, which is currently the oldest
- version supported by the Ruby project.
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- Will probably work with earlier versions.
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- There are no other dependencies.
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- No gems outside the standard library. No databases are used. No
- environment variables.
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- There isn't a Gemfile. You don't need Bundler.
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- Example files
- -------------
-
- elections.json is an example input file.
- elections.txt is an example output file.
-
- These files are for demonstration purposes only. Do not rely on them as
- accurate representations of actual election results.
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-
- Roadmap
- -------
-
- Election summary: seats, votes, candidates per party.
- Improve vote/voter share percentages in district views.
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- Repository
- ----------
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- https://git.adrianshort.org/adrian/two-horse-race
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- Maintainer
- ----------
-
- Adrian Short <adrian@adrianshort.org>
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