Finding the "I'm feeling Ducky" URL for a search term - rails console style

addNotableGroceryStores-heroku-console.rb

# To run this:
# $ heroku console.
# >> Paste this long line
# condensed in one line for heroku's console; yuk
g = JSON.parse(IO.read('NotableGroceryStores.json')); g['map'].each { |k,v|;  puts k; r = Net::HTTP.get 'api.duckduckgo.com', "/?q=#{URI.escape(k)}&o=json"; j = JSON.parse(r); url = nil; url =          j['Results'][0]['FirstURL'] if  j and j['Results'] and j['Results'][0]; StoreChain.create(:name => k, :url => url) and puts url}

addNotableGroceryStores-rails-console.rb

# Run this in rails console:

# this is a json file with all the store names
g = JSON.parse(IO.read('NotableGroceryStores.json'))
g['map'].each do |k,v|
  # k has the sore name Just print it for logging 
  puts k
  r = Net::HTTP.get 'api.duckduckgo.com', "/?q=#{URI.escape(k)}&o=json"
  j = JSON.parse(r)
  url = nil
  url = j['Results'][0]['FirstURL'] if j and j['Results'] and j['Results'][0]
  # Add to the StoreChain table and print, again for debug
  StoreChain.create(:name => k, :url => url)
  puts url
end