README.md in zabbix-api-simple-0.1.3 vs README.md in zabbix-api-simple-0.1.4
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-# Zabbix::Api
+# Zabbix::Api [](https://badge.fury.io/rb/zabbix-api-simple)
This zabbix api implementation for Ruby strives for three things:
- To the greatest extent possible, be syntactically & structurally identical to the API as it is described in the Zabbix documentation
- Be API version agnostic
- Be internally simple, unobtrusive, and low-maintenance
It accomplishes these goals primarily by deferring (via Faraday) to the Zabbix API itself for just about everything - it does not attempt to re-create or otherwise "fancy-up" the API. The reasoning behind this is that the zabbix api itself is complex enough, and the Zabbix project can alter the specifics of the api at any time. This library just provides Ruby semantics that closely follow the API specification. The advantage to you is that you do not need to wrap your head around two APIs (the Zabbix API proper, and the API library's API)
-**NOTE:** This thing is brand new, and it works for me. I'm certain I'm far from done adding stuff to it, but as it is at this moment it's good enough for me. While I doubt it, there may be breaking changes going forward, so just "buyer beware". I'll remove this note once I feel it's more or less stable.
+**Detailed documentation for this library is [>>HERE<<](https://svdasein.gitlab.io/zabbix-api)**
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+**Source repository is [>>HERE<<](https://gitlab.com/svdasein/zabbix-api)**
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+If you need to send data into Zabbix via the "Zabbix trapper" protocol, you might also be interested in [zabbix_sender_api](https://svdasein.gitlab.io/zabbix_sender_api)
## Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile: