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Retrieving resources
There are 2 ways to initially access a resource:
* Directly accessing an entry point, without using any class:
<pre>
book = Restfulie.at("http://resource.entrypoint.com/book/5").as('application/atom+xml').get!
book.title #=> "Hello world!"
</pre>
With this usage, there is no need to create a class, because Restfulie will return a model which respond to each representation's attribute.
Within the REST style, clients should not expect type safety, therefore the above example is the best way to access a REST server.
* Using an existing class:
<pre>
class Book
include Restfulie::Client::Base
uses_restfulie do |config|
config.entry_point = 'http://restfulie.com/books'
config.default_headers = {
:get => { 'Accept' => 'application/atom+xml' },
:post => { 'Content-Type' => 'application/atom+xml' }
}
end
end
books = Book.get!
p books.length #=> 5
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