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Description: A Rails plugin for interacting with the Compete.com API
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Clone URL: git://github.com/edla/compete.git
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README
=== Compete.com API Rails Plugin 0.1
. 
. Created by: Ed Laczynski - edltech+rails@gmail.com
. Last Modified: July 31, 2008
. For API information and key see:  http://developer.compete.com/
.
===

The Compete.com API Rails plugin provides you with a communication
class for interfacing directly with Compete.  It returns data in XML format and provides a parsing method that will 
return the latest Compete statistics for easy inclusion in your application.

=== Usage
Install the plugin from Git:

$ cd vendors/plugin
$ mkdir compete
$ git clone git@github.com:edla/compete.git  


@cp = Compete::Base.new( :compete_api_key => YOUR_COMPETE_API_KEY)
@compete_xml = @cp.do( :url => 'www.google.com')
p @cp.parse( @compete_xml )

# {:uv_ranking=>"1", :uv_count=>"135,834,459", :month=>"06", :domain=>"google.com", :year=>"2008", :rank=>"1"}

=== Questions/Comments/Feedback?

I can provide limited support via e-mail at edltech+rails@gmail.com


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Copyright (c) 2008 Ed Laczynski, released under the MIT license