binarybeast 0.1.3.pre → 0.1.4.pre

data/README.md

@@ -25,20 +25,20 @@ there are several options you can use when creating a tourney:
     :title => String
     :description => String
     :public => Integer
-    :gamecode => String
-    :typeid => Integer
+    :game_code => String
+    :type_id => Integer
     :elimination => Integer
-    :teammode => Integer
-    :groupcount => Integer
-    :teamsfromgroup => Integer
+    :team_mode => Integer
+    :group_count => Integer
+    :teams_from_group => Integer
     :location => String
-    :maxteams => Integer
-    :replayuploads => Integer
-    :replaydownloads => Integer
-    :autostart => Integer
-    :returndata => Integer
+    :max_teams => Integer
+    :replay_uploads => Integer
+    :replay_downloads => Integer
+    :auto_start => Integer
+    :return_data => Integer
 
-however, only :title => String is required or :tourneyid => String if you want to load an existing tournament.
+however, only :title => String is required for creating a new tourney object.
 
 ## Create a new Tournament on BinaryBeast
 
@@ -47,8 +47,7 @@ however, only :title => String is required or :tourneyid => String if you want t
     
 ## Fetching a existing Tournament from BinaryBeast
 
-    @tourney = Binarybeast::Tourney.new(:tourneyid => "xSC21212194")
-    @tourney.load
+    @tourney = Binarybeast::Tourney.load(:id => "xSC21212194")
 
 ## Current implemented Functions
 
@@ -67,6 +66,8 @@ more to come soon....
 
 ## Some stuff you should know
 
+### :force => true
+
 The BinaryBeast API sends back JSON from every request. However, if you use this gem we catch the JSON Data and proccess it. If you want to have a direct access to the API you can go with something like this:
 
     @tourney = Binarybeast::Tourney.new(:title => "Test")
@@ -76,3 +77,11 @@ the :force => true tells the function to give you the callback from the binarybe
 
     response["Result"]
     => 200
+
+## Changelog
+
+### Version: 0.1.3.pre
+
+* Added Eigenclass to Tourney, so you can call Binarybeast::Tourney.load(:id => "").
+* Changed variable names to use underscore naming convention rather than all lower case naming.
+* Added a call function to the Binarybeast module. You are now able to call Binarybeast.call() to make a raw API call to Binarybeast. Returns a JSON parsed array.

data/lib/binarybeast/tourney.rb

@@ -105,13 +105,13 @@ module Binarybeast
     # ----------------
 
     def update(options={:force => false})
-      response = self.class.get("", :query => {:id => self.id, :APIKey => self.api_key, :APIService => "Tourney.TourneyUpdate.Settings",
+      response = self.class.get("", :query => {:TourneyID => self.id, :APIKey => self.api_key, :APIService => "Tourney.TourneyUpdate.Settings",
                                     :Title => self.title, :Public => self.publish, :game_code => self.game_code,
-                                    :type_id => self.type_id, :Elimination => self.elimination,
-                                    :team_mode => self.team_mode, :group_count => self.group_count,
-                                    :teams_from_group => self.teams_from_group, :date_start => self.date_start,
-                                    :Location => self.location, :max_teams => self.max_teams, :replay_uploads => self.replay_uploads,
-                                    :replay_downloads => self.replay_downloads, :Description => self.description, :return_data => self.return_data})
+                                    :TypeID => self.type_id, :Elimination => self.elimination,
+                                    :TeamMode => self.team_mode, :GroupCount => self.group_count,
+                                    :TeamsFromGroup => self.teams_from_group, :DateStart => self.date_start,
+                                    :Location => self.location, :MaxTeams => self.max_teams, :ReplayUploads => self.replay_uploads,
+                                    :ReplayDownloads => self.replay_downloads, :Description => self.description, :ReturnData => self.return_data})
       options[:force] ? response : response["Result"] == 200 ? true : false
     end
 

data/lib/binarybeast/version.rb

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 module Binarybeast
-  VERSION = "0.1.3.pre"
+  VERSION = "0.1.4.pre"
 end

metadata

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: binarybeast
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 0.1.3.pre
+  version: 0.1.4.pre
   prerelease: 6
 platform: ruby
 authors: