= Tinder - get the Campfire started
Tinder is a library for interfacing with Campfire, the chat application from 37Signals. Unlike Marshmallow, it is designed to be a full-featured API (since 37Signals doesn't provide a real one), allowing you to programatically manage and speak/listen in chat rooms.
== Usage
campfire = Campfire.new 'mysubdomain' campfire.login 'myemail@example.com', 'mypassword'
room = campfire.create_room 'New Room', 'My new campfire room to test tinder' room.rename 'New Room Name' room.speak 'Hello world!' room.paste "my pasted\ncode" room.destroy
room = campfire.find_room_by_guest_hash 'abc123', 'John Doe' room.speak 'Hello world!'
See the RDoc for more details.
== Requirements
== Installation
Tinder can be installed as a gem or a Rails plugin:
gem install tinder
script/plugin install http://source.collectiveidea.com/public/tinder/trunk
== Development
The source for Tinder is available at http://source.collectiveidea.com/public/tinder/trunk. Development can be followed at http://opensoul.org/tags/tinder. Contributions are welcome!
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