= Ean === Expedia Affiliate Network REST API for RAILS.
If you don't have registered application in EAN developers network, then you'll do it here: https://developer.ean.com/member/register
== Installation
Create new file 'app/config/initializers/ean.rb' with the following code: Ean::API.make('YOUR_API_CID', 'YOUR_API_KEY', 'YOUR_API_SHARED_SECRET', PARAMS = {}) Where: 'YOUR_API_CID' (55505 - for beta testing), 'YOUR_API_KEY' and 'YOUR_API_SHARED_SECRET' is required, params is optional.
Allowed PARAMS: :version => EAN_API_VERSION (by default used "3") :minor_rev => EAN_API_MINOR_REVISION (by default used "4") :locale => EAN_API_LOCALE (by default used "en_US") :currency_code => EAN_API_CURRENCY_CODE (by default used "USD") :sig => EAN_API_SIGNATURE (by default used "")
For more details see EAN Endpoints & Common Elements docs: http://developer.ean.com/docs/read/hotels/version_3/Endpoints_amp_Common_Elements
This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE.
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