@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ =grackle by Hayes Davis - http://twitter.com/hayesdavis -- hayes [at] appozite.com +- hayes [at] appozite [dot] com - http://cheaptweet.com - http://www.appozite.com - http://hayesdavis.net @@ -19,6 +19,13 @@ will potentially require, however, some modifications to your code that uses Gra Grackle supports both OAuth and HTTP basic authentication. +=== Support and Announcements +The preferred forum for questions and discussions is the Google group at http://groups.google.com/group/gracklerb. +You can email me directly or @reply me on Twitter, but the group is better since the questions and responses +will be available to everyone. I'll also make announcements there. There are some examples on the wiki at +http://wiki.github.com/hayesdavis/grackle. If you prefer your information in 140 characters, follow +@gracklerb[http://twitter.com/gracklerb]. + ==USING GRACKLE Before you do anything else, you'll need to @@ -145,14 +152,14 @@ If you need to append something to the request path that isn't a valid ruby meth you can use the Grackle::Client#_ method like so: client._('1user').lists.json -== REQUIREMENTS: +== REQUIREMENTS You'll need the following gems to use all features of Grackle: - json - oauth - mime-types -== INSTALL: +== INSTALL The grackle gem is now hosted at http://gemcutter.org. If you've already setup gemcutter in your sources, you can do the following: sudo gem install grackle @@ -165,7 +172,7 @@ They will likely tell you to do the following: Once you've done that you can do: sudo gem install grackle -== LICENSE: +== LICENSE (The MIT License) README.rdoc 7041b6408e387eca9ba89d3e5ef33ef766cbc1f7 Hayes Davis hayes@appozite.com http://github.com/hayesdavis/grackle/commit/791ba696441239891843e9f3ac229f5ca0b18f9a 791ba696441239891843e9f3ac229f5ca0b18f9a 2009-10-31T09:27:19-07:00 2009-10-31T09:27:19-07:00 Added information about how to get support and announcements to the README. 6117e0d0512acb615fa0cf944380d3580a0e6b34 Hayes Davis hayes@appozite.com