made a start at the docs for the REST client

grails-documentation-rest-client/build.gradle

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+task assemble(dependsOn:docs) << {
+    group = "docs"
+}

grails-documentation-rest-client/src/docs/doc.properties

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+title=GORM REST Client
+version=1.0.0.M1
+authors=Graeme Rocher

grails-documentation-rest-client/src/docs/guide/1. Introduction.gdoc

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+The GORM REST Client plugin tries to provide a GORM-like API to interact with REST Web Services. Building on the REST features of Grails 2.3.x, this plugin works only with Grails 2.3.x and above. Note that in its current state the GORM REST Client plugin only implements basic CRUD operations and should be seen as convenience for easily converting between REST representations and a domain model rather than a full object mapping tool.

grails-documentation-rest-client/src/docs/guide/1.2 Release Notes.gdoc

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+Below are the details of the changes across releases:
+
+h4. 1.0 M1
+
+* Initial release

grails-documentation-rest-client/src/docs/guide/2. Getting Started.gdoc

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+To get started with GORM REST Client configure it as a dependency in @BuildConfig.groovy@:
+
+{code}
+plugins {
+    compile ':gorm-rest-client:1.0.0.M1' // or whatever is the latest vesrion
+}
+{code}
+
+Note that the above assumes you do not have Hibernate installed. If you do have Hibernate installed then domain classes will be by default mapped with Hibernate. If you want to a domain class to be a REST entity. Then you are required to add the following mapping:
+
+{code}
+static mapWith = "restclient"
+{code}
+

grails-documentation-rest-client/src/docs/guide/3. Making REST Calls.gdoc

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+GORM REST client is designed to work in seamlessly with Grails 2.3's [new REST support|http://grails.org/doc/2.3.x/guide/webServices.html#REST].