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# foursquare_venues
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A Foursquare Venues API wrapper based off of [Quimby](https://github.com/groupme/quimby).
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foursquare_venues removes all dependency on user authentication from Quimby and focuses solely on the Venues API.
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Documentation good bits extracted from Quimby:
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## Installation
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Install it as a gem (in your `Gemfile`) and its dependencies:
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gem "json"
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gem "typhoeus"
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gem "foursquare_venues"
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## Setup
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First, you need to [register your application](https://foursquare.com/oauth).
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Then, get a foursquare_venues with your `client_id` and `client_secret`:
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foursquare_venues = FoursquareVenues::Venues.new("CLIENT_ID", "CLIENT_SECRET")
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### Usage
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To find a venue directly:
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foursquare_venues.find("VENUE_ID")
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You can also search venues:
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foursquare_venues.search(:ll => "40.7236307,-73.9999479") # Returns all resulting groups
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foursquare_venues.nearby(:ll => "40.7236307,-73.9999479") # Returns only nearby venues
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foursquare_venues.trending(:ll => "40.7236307,-73.9999479") # Returns only trending venues
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foursquare_venues.favorites(:ll => "40.7236307,-73.9999479") # Returns only favorite venues
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The `:ll` option is required for venue searches. You can also feel free to pass any of the other
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available Foursquare API options, as specified in the docs.
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### Logging
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If you want to see what's going on up in there, you can set `Foursquare.verbose` to `true`
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def Foursquare.log(message)
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- Tres Trantham
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date: 2011-08-26 00:00:00 -04:00
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description: A Foursquare Venues API Wrapper
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has_rdoc: true
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summary: A Foursquare Venues API Wrapper
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