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  1. checksums.yaml +4 -4
  2. data/LICENSE.md +21 -21
  3. data/README.md +575 -576
  4. data/bin/console +14 -14
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  6. data/lib/delivery/builders/image_transformation_builder.rb +271 -271
  7. data/lib/delivery/builders/url_builder.rb +120 -120
  8. data/lib/delivery/client/delivery_client.rb +176 -176
  9. data/lib/delivery/client/delivery_query.rb +302 -302
  10. data/lib/delivery/client/request_manager.rb +125 -125
  11. data/lib/delivery/models/content_item.rb +153 -153
  12. data/lib/delivery/models/content_type.rb +41 -41
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  14. data/lib/delivery/models/taxonomy_group.rb +39 -39
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  16. data/lib/delivery/query_parameters/parameter_base.rb +46 -46
  17. data/lib/delivery/query_parameters/query_string.rb +78 -78
  18. data/lib/delivery/resolvers/content_link_resolver.rb +102 -102
  19. data/lib/delivery/resolvers/inline_content_item_resolver.rb +75 -75
  20. data/lib/delivery/resolvers/linked_item_resolver.rb +37 -37
  21. data/lib/delivery/responses/delivery_element_response.rb +34 -34
  22. data/lib/delivery/responses/delivery_item_listing_response.rb +54 -54
  23. data/lib/delivery/responses/delivery_item_response.rb +40 -40
  24. data/lib/delivery/responses/delivery_items_feed_response.rb +58 -58
  25. data/lib/delivery/responses/delivery_taxonomy_listing_response.rb +47 -47
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  27. data/lib/delivery/responses/delivery_type_listing_response.rb +46 -46
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  29. data/lib/delivery/responses/response_base.rb +39 -39
  30. data/lib/delivery/tests/401.json +5 -5
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  34. data/lib/delivery/tests/filtering/items_with_count.json +4985 -4985
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  36. data/lib/delivery/tests/filtering/pagination_about_us.json +646 -646
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  39. data/lib/delivery/tests/generic/items/aeropress_filters.json +138 -138
  40. data/lib/delivery/tests/generic/items/coffee_processing_techniques.json +168 -168
  41. data/lib/delivery/tests/generic/items/where_does_coffee_come_from_.json +620 -620
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  44. data/lib/delivery/tests/generic/types/brewer/elements/product_status.json +5 -5
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  47. data/lib/delivery/tests/items_feed/articles_feed_3.json +104 -104
  48. data/lib/delivery/version.rb +7 -7
  49. data/lib/kontent-delivery-sdk-ruby.rb +20 -20
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- "value": "<p><object type=\"application/kenticocloud\" data-type=\"item\" data-rel=\"link\" data-codename=\"aeropress\"></object>The history of coffee is patchy and full of myth and hearsay.</p>\n<object type=\"application/kenticocloud\" data-type=\"item\" data-rel=\"link\" data-codename=\"aeropress\"></object>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>One of the most popular story goes that Kaldi, an Ethiopian goatherd, saw his goats eating coffee berries and as a result becoming elated. So, Kaldi then tried them himself and thus discovered the potential of coffee. And that's where we got our name - Dancing Goat.</p>\n<p>Although it's far more likely that uses for coffee were developed over time and were discovered by people tasting various parts of the cherry, &nbsp;the old fables do add a bit of romance and are very cute.</p>\n<p>Coffee requires a warm climate and lots of moisture, so it is produced within a belt extending around the world between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.</p>\n<p>Coffee grows on trees that flower and produce fleshy red fruit (orange or yellow is also possible) called a drupe though it is popularly referred to as the ‘berry’ or ‘cherry’. What we refer to as coffee beans are actually seeds, which are produced in the centre of the drupe, often in pairs. After harvesting, the flesh of the drupe is washed or dried and the ‘beans’ extracted.</p>\n<p>Coffee beans vary in their shape, size, color as well as flavor depending on the region and conditions in which they were grown. The difference of aromas and flavors between various regional varietals is as vast as the regions they grow in. Just like the teas and wines of the world, and even more so. It is always worth trying new varietals that may stimulate your taste buds in a different way.</p>\n<p>The two major species of coffee are <em>Coffea arabica</em> and <em>Coffea canephora</em> (also called <em>Coffea robusta</em>).</p>\n<p>Arabica is believed to be the first species of coffee to have been cultivated.</p>\n<p>It requires more care during cultivation and is considered to produce better coffee than robusta. Arabica plants grow at high altitudes of around 1,000 to 2,000 meters, approximately 3,200 to 6,500 ft, above sea level in regions across South and Central America as well as Africa. Arabica is costlier to grow as it produces lower yields than Robusta despite requiring more labor. Despite all that, it is considered superior to robusta. The high demand and lower availability drives the price high. Arabica is the species most associated with specialty (sometimes referred to as gourmet) coffees.</p>\n<p>The only place where Arabica coffee grows indigenously is Ethiopia. It is the birthplace of coffee and also the only place in which it truly grows wild. All countries that produce Arabica coffees have transplanted plant stock directly from Ethiopia or from other countries that had already done so.</p>"
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- "value": "Roasting coffee beans can take from 6 to 13 minutes. Different roasting times produce different types of coffee, with varying concentration of caffeine and intensity of the original flavor."
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- "value": "<p>There’s nothing complicated about roasting. It’s as easy as baking a pie, maybe even simpler as there’s just one ingredient. What’s complicated is fine-tuning the whole process to perfection. It’s also a huge responsibility. You can easily ruin something that’s been in the works for months and has been perfect up until now.</p><h3>Light Roasts</h3><p>Usually roasted for 6-8 minutes or simply until achieving a light brown color. This method is used for milder coffee varieties and for coffee tasting. This type of roasting allows the natural characteristics of each coffee to show. The aroma of coffees produced from light roasts is usually more intense. The cup itself is more acidic and the concentration of caffeine is higher.</p><h3>Medium roast</h3><p>These exempt a stronger flavor than light roasts. The beans are still more matte than oily. Caffeine contents are decreased. Medium roasts lack the grainy taste of lighter roasts. You also get a more balanced flavor, aroma and acidity.</p><h3>Dark Roasts</h3><p>Dark roast beans are achieved by a 12-13 minute roasting process. The beans have a heavier body, a surface that appears a little oily and a somewhat shiny. Darker roasts have a more chocolate-like flavor. The sugars in the coffee caramelize more than with light roasts and make their way to the surface of the bean. This makes the beans less acidic as well.</p><p>To put it in points, these are general rules that apply to different levels of roasts:</p><ul><li>Caffeine level decreases the darker the roast is.</li><li>Darker roasts exempt less acidity than lighter roasts.</li><li>The darker beans get roasted, the oilier their surface becomes.</li><li>Lighter roasts maintain more of the original flavors of their varieties, while the darker they get, they tend to take on more flavor from the roasting process itself.</li><li>The body of the coffee gets heavier until taken to really high temperatures, where they emit what is called a ‘second crack’. Then the body starts thinning out again.</li></ul><p>You can easily imprint your own signature into each coffee that you make during the roasting process. At Dancing Goat, though, we choose to instead highlight what makes of the varietal great and unique.</p>"
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