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This API SDK was automatically generated by APIMATIC v2.0
The generated code might need to be configured with your API credentials. To do that, provide the credentials and configuration values as a constructor parameters for the controllers
The generated code uses a Ruby gem namely 'unirest'. The reference to this gem is already added in the gemspec. Therefore, you will need internet access to resolve this dependency.
The generated code can be used to build gem, which can then be distributed online. Otherwise, you can include the generated code in your project to use directly.
Use the following steps to build a gem and use locally
1. Run the build command
```
gem build be_my_guest_apiv_1.gemspec
```
2. Run the install command
```
gem install ./be_my_guest_apiv_1-1.0.gem
```
3. In your Gemfile add this line
```
gem 'be_my_guest_apiv_1', '~> 1.0'
```
4. Now create an instance and use the instance methods, like following.
```
ctl = BeMyGuestApiv1::ConfigController.new params
ctl.get_retrieve_config params
```
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