README.markdown in houdini-0.3.1 vs README.markdown in houdini-0.3.2

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@@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ :image_size => "100x100" # just send this string }, :on => :after_create, :on_task_completion => :process_image_moderation_answer - def process_image_moderation_answer(params) + def process_image_moderation_answer(params, verbose={}) update_attribute :flagged => params[:category] == 'flagged' end end # Usage @@ -46,12 +46,12 @@ * `blueprint` - The name of the Houdini blueprint to use. Must be symbol or string. * `options` - Hash of options to use. ## Options * `:input` - Required. Hash: any task specific info needed to populate your blueprint. Keys must match the blueprint's required input, and values must a `Symbol` of the method to call, a lambdas/procs to be called in the model's context, or just a value to send along. -* `:on_task_completion` - Method that should be called when the answer is posted back to your app. Can by a symbol or a lambda/proc. The method will be called with a hash of the returned output from Houdini. +* `:on_task_completion` - Method that should be called when the answer is posted back to your app. Can be a symbol or a lambda/proc. The method will be called with a hash of the returned output from Houdini. * `:on` - Name of a callback to use in order to trigger the submission to Houdini. Must be a symbol/string. If you don't want to use a callback, call the model instance's `houdini_submit_#{blueprint}!` method, where `blueprint` is the first argument you provided for the `houdini` method. -* `:after_submit` - Method that should be called after submitting the task to Houdini. Can by a symbol or a lambda/proc. +* `:after_submit` - Method that should be called after submitting the task to Houdini. Can be a symbol or a lambda/proc. * `:id_method` - Method to get an identifier for the object. It is `id` by default, but you may want to use `to_param` with your app. Can be a symbol or lambda/proc. Use this in conjunction with `:finder`. * `:finder` - Method by which to find the model by an identifier. It is `find` by default. Can be a symbol or lambda/proc. Use this in conjunction with `:id_method`. ## Credits