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require 'net/http'
require 'json'

require 'etsy/request'
require 'etsy/response'

require 'etsy/model'
require 'etsy/user'
require 'etsy/shop'
require 'etsy/listing'
require 'etsy/image'

# = Etsy: A friendly Ruby interface to the Etsy API
#
# == Quick Start
# 
# Getting started is easy.  First, you will need a valid API key from the Etsy 
# developer site (http://developer.etsy.com/).  Since the API is read-only at
# the moment, that's all you need to do.
# 
# To start using the API, require the etsy gem and set it up to use your API key:
# 
#     require 'rubygems'
#     require 'etsy'
#     
#     Etsy.api_key = 'itsasecret'
#     
# Now you can make API calls that originate from an Etsy user:
# 
#     # Find a user by username
#     user = Etsy.user('littletjane')
#     
#     # Grab that user's shop information
#     user.seller?
#     user.shop
#     user.shop.title
#     
#     # ... and the listings in the shop
#     listing = user.shop.listings.first
#     listing.title
#     listing.description
#     
# To see what else is available for a user, check out the full documentation for
# the Etsy::User class.
#
module Etsy
 
  # Set the API key for all requests
  def self.api_key=(api_key)
    @api_key = api_key
  end
  
  # Retrieve the API key
  def self.api_key
    @api_key
  end
  
  # Find a user by username.  See Etsy::User for more information.
  def self.user(username)
    User.find_by_username(username)
  end
  
end