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github.com/nigelsmith/nationbuilder
A work in progress implementation of a client for the Nationbuilder remote API.
###Supported Endpoints
with more to come over time.
###Example Usage
Instantiate a client and fetch blog posts:
myNation, err := nationbuilder.NewClient("nationSlug", "apiKey")
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err.Error())
}
blogID := 1
// Pass nil for options (default page size is set to 50)
blogPosts, result := myNation.GetBlogPosts("siteSlug", blogID, nil)
if result.HasError() {
log.Fatal(result.Error())
}
for _, post := range blogPosts.Results {
fmt.Println(post)
}
Full API documentation is available at: godoc.org
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