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@@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ Get your Flickr user id at http://idgettr.com/
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 == SYNOPSIS:
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+=== Class level configuration
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   class MyFlickr
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     include MiniFlickr::Base
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     connect_to_flickr :api_key => 'your-api-key', :user_id => 'your-user-id'
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@@ -31,6 +33,27 @@ Get your Flickr user id at http://idgettr.com/
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   </a>
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   <% end %>
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+=== Instance level configuration
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+There's also a utility class that takes api_key and user_id as parameters.
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+This means you can configure Flickr accounts per-instance (for example your site has many users, each with their own Flickr photos).
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+flickr = MiniFlickr::Simple.new('some-key', 'some-user-id')
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+flickr.photos # => collection of MiniFlickr::Photo objects with sizes and url's (see above)
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+You can also use this as a value object for ActiveRecord, for example.
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+class Flickr < MiniFlickr::Simple; end
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+class User < ActiveRecord::Base
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+	composed_of :flickr, :mappings => %w(api_key flickr_user_id)
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+end
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+user = User.create(:name => 'Ismael', :api_key => 'some-api-key', :flickr_user_id => 'some-flickr-userid')
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+user.flickr.photos # collection of flickr photos
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 == TESTING:
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 This gem uses Rspec for testing. Run the existing specs with rake spec.