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The README says that "should be wrapped in "_embedded" and "order" keys", but I don't see why that's the case. Where does Hal say that the resource should be wrapped that way?

Trying to find out where your "find_by_name" example is getting search_url from in the README. Would love some documentation around doing these sorts of one-off find_by methods.

Currently, if the call to api.description fails, API clients trying to fetch a URL from the list of Hypermedia links fail with the above error.

Frenetic should throw a more useful error message when this occurs.

The readme mentions support for "GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE", but when I try to issue a patch, I get the following error:

NoMethodError: undefined method `patch' for #<Frenetic:0x007fdc2cb7f240>>

Using frenetic 0.0.12 with faraday 0.8.8 (both are the latest versions at the time of writing).

Ensure that the SSL verification configuration options actually work with Patron.

See also: http://patron.rubyforge.org/

For example, if the API responds with a 404, make sure that subsequent queries will re-request the API description

Hi

I've had a quick look at the source and I can't see a nice way to hook in another Faraday middleware. I am trying to write a hypermedia api using hmac as the authentication mechanism and I am use the warden-hmac gem strategy. This gem includes a Faraday middleware for signing requests. I would like to use Faraday/Frenetic to test the api. The yield block on the Frenetic class initializer is used to configure the Faraday config variable so I cant use this.

Jon

It seems there is currently no way to authenticate using oauth tokens.
For this to work a header needs to be set:

Authorization: Bearer someOAuthToken

Maybe there could be another authentication option api_bearer: "someOAuthToken" to set this?