Command line usage

Since version 0.0.4, Reality includes ability to describe real-world entites right from your terminal:

$ reality Katmandu
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#<Reality::Entity(Kathmandu):city>
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             area: #<Reality::Measure(49 km²)>
            coord: #<Reality::Geo::Coord(27°43′0″N,85°22′0″E)>
          country: #<Reality::Entity?(Nepal)>
        elevation: #<Reality::Measure(1,400 m)>
       located_in: #<Reality::Entity?(Nepal)>
        long_name: "Kathmandu Metropolitan City\nKTM"
 official_website: "http://www.kathmandu.gov.np"
       population: #<Reality::Measure(975,453 person)>
        tz_offset: #<Reality::TZOffset(UTC+05:45)>

reality command supports chained method calls to received entities, so you can do things like:

$ reality Kathmandu country population
30,986,975person

Note that currently you should explicitly add describe to method chain for any received entity other than first, if you want detailed descr:

$ reality Kathmandu country
Nepal
$ reality Kathmandu country describe
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#<Reality::Entity(Nepal):country>
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      adm_divisions: #<Reality::List["Far-Western Development Region, Nepal"?, Western Region?, Mid-Western Region?, Eastern Development Region?, Central Region?]>
               area: #<Reality::Measure(147,181 km²)>
       calling_code: "+977"
            capital: #<Reality::Entity?(Kathmandu)>
          continent: #<Reality::Entity?(Asia)>
....

We are looking for your input to understand how reality command will be used and what behaviors can be added to it (may be --json option, for example?)

Great thanks to @codenamev who had built it!

NB: Interactive console (which previously was called with reality command) is still here, you can use it with reality --interactive or reality -i.