README.rdoc in simplificator-withings-0.2.0 vs README.rdoc in simplificator-withings-0.2.1

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 = simplificator-withings
 
-This is a ruby implementation for the Withings API. Description of the API can be found here: http://www.withings.com/en/api/
+This is a ruby implementation for the Withings API. Description of the API can be found here: http://www.withings.com/en/api
 
 == Status
 The gem is still under development and the API might change a bit.
 
 == Installation
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 * All the methods making remote calls can throw Withing::ApiError if something goes wrong (wrong public_key, missing parameters, ...). You can find more details on the error by looking at the status code in the error.
 
 == How To
 
 Require the API implementation
-
   require 'rubygems'
   require 'withings'
 
 All classes are name-spaced, if your other code allows you can include Withings
-
   include Withings
 
 A user can be authenticated with email address and password
-
   user = User.authenticate('<YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS>', '<YOUR PASSWORD>')
 
 Or you can fetch details if you have the user id and public key
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   user = User.info('<YOUR USER ID>', '<YOUR PUBLIC KEY>')
 
 If you already have user id and public key and you do not need further information on the user
-
   user = User.new(:user_id => '<YOUR USER ID>', :public_key => '<YOUR PUBLIC_KEY>')
 
 enable/disable sharing, disabling it will reset the public key
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   user.share=true
 
 You can handle subscriptions through the API
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   user.subscribe_notification('http://foo.bar.com', 'test subscription')
   user.describe_notification('http://foo.bar.com')
   user.revoke_notification('http://foo.bar.com')
 
 And finally you can get measurements, after all it's a scale
-
   user.measurement_groups(:per_page => 10, :page => 1, :end_at => Time.now)
   user.measurement_groups(:category => MeasurementGroup::CATEGORY_TARGET)
   user.measurement_groups(:last_updated_at => Time.at(12345))
   user.measurement_groups(:start_at => Time.at(12345), :end_at => Time.at(67890))
   user.measurement_groups(:measurement_type => MeasurementGroup::TYPE_FAT)