Prolefeed | generating stories

Prolefeed is a Ruby library. Prolefeed has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Prolefeed is a Ruby Gem that provides a simple API for generating stories by using smaller, pre-made human content. You simply provide the content, and Prolefeed will organize it into a fashion pleasing to the human being. You can run Prolefeed over and over to find different versions of your story, and choose the one that you want. Examples of code are located in the examples folder. They include a toy example, the Ruby file used to generate this documentation, and an example 'hot take'. You may also look at the 'History of Real-World Usage' section to see examples of this code being used in production. ##History of Real-World Usage. The predecessor to the 'Prolefeed' algorithm ('text_arrangement.rb') was built during NaNoGenMo 2015, in the project (NaNoGenMo Dada 2.0) 2.0. The project was able to successfully turn a longform journalistic article into a computer-generated story, simply by shuffling paragraphs.