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= Campfire Notifier

Most of the time when I want to use the Campfire API, I just want to send it
a simple message. So, I created a stupid simple way to send a message to 
Campfire.

I've include a command line tool as well to make it really easy to use this
with low-ish level system tools (i.e. cron).

== Install

gem install campfire_notifier

== Settings

In ~/.campfire_notifier.yml, put your campfire subdomain, the room id (not the name) to which you want to 
send a message, and your API token, which you can find on your campfire user
edit page.

See here for more details: http://developer.37signals.com/campfire/index

== Requirements

Nothing! This baby uses gem bundler, so you shouldn't need to install
any other gems.

Still, just in case:
* HTTParty
* json_pure


== Potential Uses

* Deployment notifications
* CI Build notifications
* Git hooks
* Cron jobs
* Annoying your co-workers

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