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- Bundler is not a requirement of any gem. - rcov doesn't work on Ruby 1.9. - rdoc is not a dependency.
- The #headers method on Request was removed and is now accessed via #options. - Clearly it was super important that the `follow_location` option needed to have its underscore removed.
Also some spec tidy up.
No more 'platform-api-?' checked or automatically prefixed.
Seriously, it calls directly into the Ethon library and the request method is never set anywhere that's accessible.
- Request#method has gone, it may or may not be in options. - Request#body also appears to be in options.
There's a lot less data from the V3 API, just the amounts and notes.
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This PR updates the AMEE Ruby gem to work with the v3 only AMEE-connect service, available at live.amee.com, so AMEE Discover can use it again.
It does this by:
authenticate methodused to fetch a new key when making API requests, in favour of just using HTTP Basic AuthSorry, the tests are totally broken on this at present, so this shouldn't really be merged in yet.