It's get(url, params, handler) now in the client, should I rename it to
getByURL(...)?


2014/1/22 Ivo Jansch <notifications@github.com>

> In README.md:
>
> > @@ -12,12 +12,13 @@ There's an Android demo included, there you can see, how you should use the libr
> >    `OnderwijsDataAPI apiClient = new OnderwijsDataAPI("http://your.api.url");`
> >  + Now you can get the different sub-APIs for getting different data. Getting the sub-API for persons:
> >    `apiClient.getPersonsClient()`
> > -+ Use the `get(...)` and the `getList(...)` methods to fetch the data from the sub-API. Both have a callback, which can return with a success or failure method.
> > -+ With `get(id, params, handler)` you fetch data of a single object. The **id** is the unique identifier of the object. **Remember: this is not always a number!** The **params** is a Params type of object. You can create this the following way:
> > ++ Use the `get(...)`, `getById(...)` and the `getList(...)` methods to fetch the data from the sub-API. All of them have a callback, which can return with a success or failure method.
>
> is the 'get' still correct? Shouldn't that be getByURL?
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