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Updating README to remove caveat about functionality now incorporated with AFRestClient

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@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ AFNetworking was lovingly crafted to make best use of our favorite parts of Appl
If you're tired of massive libraries that try to do too much, if you've taken it upon yourself to roll your own hacky solution, if you want a library that _actually makes iOS networking code kinda fun_, try out AFNetworking. If you're tired of massive libraries that try to do too much, if you've taken it upon yourself to roll your own hacky solution, if you want a library that _actually makes iOS networking code kinda fun_, try out AFNetworking.
## Example Usage ## Example Usage
### GET Request ### GET Request
NSURLRequest *request = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"https://gowalla.com/users/mattt.json"]]; NSURLRequest *request = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"https://gowalla.com/users/mattt.json"]];
@ -42,12 +43,19 @@ If you're tired of massive libraries that try to do too much, if you've taken it
self.imageView.image = image; self.imageView.image = image;
} imageSize:CGSizeMake(50.0f, 50.0f) options:AFImageRequestResize | AFImageRequestRoundCorners]; } imageSize:CGSizeMake(50.0f, 50.0f) options:AFImageRequestResize | AFImageRequestRoundCorners];
[[AFImageRequestOperation operationWithRequest:request callback:callback] start]; [[AFImageRequestOperation operationWithRequest:request callback:callback] start];
### REST Client Request
// AFGowallaAPI is a subclass of AFRestClient, which defines the base URL and default HTTP headers of NSURLRequests it creates
[[AFGowallaAPI sharedClient] getPath:@"/spots/9223" parameters:nil callback:[AFHTTPOperationCallback callbackWithSuccess:^(NSURLRequest *request, NSHTTPURLResponse *response, NSDictionary *data) {
NSLog(@"%@: %@", [data valueForKeyPath:@"name"], [data valueForKeyPath:@"address.street_address"]);
}]];
## Example Project ## Example Project
In order to demonstrate the power and flexibility of AFNetworking, we've included a small sample project. `AFNetworkingExample` asks for your current location and displays [Gowalla](http://gowalla.com/) spots nearby you. It uses `AFHTTPOperation` to load and parse the spots JSON, and `AFImageRequestOperation` to asynchronously load spot stamp images as you scroll. In order to demonstrate the power and flexibility of AFNetworking, we've included a small sample project. `AFNetworkingExample` asks for your current location and displays [Gowalla](http://gowalla.com/) spots nearby you. It uses `AFHTTPOperation` to load and parse the spots JSON, and `AFImageRequestOperation` to asynchronously load spot stamp images as you scroll.
Take a close look at `AFGowallaAPI` and `AFImageRequest`. These two classes provide convenience methods on top of the core AFNetworking classes. They provide higher-level methods for creating requests, and enqueueing them into an `NSOperationQueue`. In the case of `AFGowallaAPI`, acts as an REST client that manages HTTP headers and encodes `NSDictionary` parameters into the `GET` URL query string or `POST/PUT/DELETE` request body. You can follow this design when creating your own REST client for a particular webservice. Take a close look at `AFGowallaAPI` and `AFImageRequest`. These two classes provide convenience methods on top of the core AFNetworking classes. They provide higher-level methods for creating requests, and enqueueing them into an `NSOperationQueue`.
## Dependencies ## Dependencies