Editing readme to include uninstalling instructions. Also created generators to make uninstalling easier.
Edited the readme to include instructions on how to uninstall merit. Created dynamic generators to make the uninstall process easier.
Edited the readme to include instructions on how to uninstall merit. Created dynamic generators to make the uninstall process easier.
Merge pull request #121 from klinskyc/master

Adding "Uninstalling Merit" steps to the Readme
README adjustments
Fix dummy app schema.rb file
Better README.
Thread safe instance variable for setting
Merge pull request #124 from billychan/replace-class-variables

Thread safe instance variable for setting
Silence test warning
Removes out of date mongomapper code
Fix generator code sample [fixes #95]
Check for several gem combinations
Merge pull request #133 from mauriciopasquier/protected-attributes-rails-4

Check for gem combinations
Test merit with protected_attributes gem
Adds CHANGELOG.md. Releasing v1.7.1.
Uses Ruby Observable module.

This will allow client applications to define their own observers.

Next steps:
* Define Merit accessor for the observable (`Judge`).Something like:
  `Merit.observable.add_observer MyAppsObserver`
* Define best API for clients' Observers.
* Add an App observer to `test/dummy/` Rails app.

Pairing with @marcinsklodowski
Added observer to Merit.

By default LogReputationChange is added to Merit.observers

Also Merit.observers is just an array, so user can add Observer likt that:
Merit.observers << CustomObserverClass

judge object gets observers from Merit.observers on initialization and notifies observer objects if changed.
Uses Ruby Observable module.

This will allow client applications to define their own observers.

Next steps:
* Define Merit accessor for the observable (`Judge`).Something like:
  `Merit.observable.add_observer MyAppsObserver`
* Define best API for clients' Observers.
* Add an App observer to `test/dummy/` Rails app.

Pairing with @marcinsklodowski
Uses Ruby Observable module.

This will allow client applications to define their own observers.

Next steps:
* Define Merit accessor for the observable (`Judge`).Something like:
  `Merit.observable.add_observer MyAppsObserver`
* Define best API for clients' Observers.
* Add an App observer to `test/dummy/` Rails app.

Pairing with @marcinsklodowski