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h1. contactlist-client
The contactlist-client gem is a ruby client to "contactlist":http://github.com/flyerhzm/contactlist service which retrieves contact list of email(hotmail, gmail, yahoo, sohu, sina, 163, 126, tom, yeah, 189 and 139) and im(msn)
h2. install
gem sources -a http://gemcutter.org
gem install contactlist-client
h2. Usage
require 'contactlist-client'
contacts = ContactList::Client.fetch(account, password, type)
contacts.each do |contact|
puts "username: #{contact.username}, email: #{contact.email}"
end
account
, string of your email or im accountpassword
, string of your passwordtype
, string of your email type of im, now support gmail, hotmail, yahoo, sohu, sina, tom, yeah, 163, 126, 189, 139 and msnCopyright (c) 2009 Richard Huang (flyerhzm@gmail.com). See LICENSE for details.
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