./lib/animoto/resources/base.rb in animoto-1.0.0 vs ./lib/animoto/resources/base.rb in animoto-1.1.0

- old
+ new

@@ -46,11 +46,11 @@ # instead of creating a brand new object, will instead update and return the existing # object. This way there should only be one object representing any one resource. # # @example # client = Animoto::Client.new - # storyboard1 = Animoto::Resources::Storyboard.new :url => "https://api.animoto.com/storyboards/1" - # storyboard2 = client.find! Animoto::Resources::Storyboard, "https://api.animoto.com/storyboards/1" + # storyboard1 = Animoto::Resources::Storyboard.new :url => "https://platform.animoto.com/storyboards/1" + # storyboard2 = client.find! Animoto::Resources::Storyboard, "https://platform.animoto.com/storyboards/1" # storyboard1.equal?(storyboard2) # => true # # @param [Hash{String=>Object}] attributes a hash of attributes for this resource # @return [Resources::Base] either a new Resource instance, or an existing one with updated # attributes \ No newline at end of file