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search_url not defined anywhere? #6
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Is this project still in development? |
Yes, it is.
Presumably, it would take an argument that would then generate the appropriate URL. Something similar to Frenetic's internal Now that I think about it, the README example in question is pretty awful, and for that I apologize (but hey, its an alpha release!). That is why I have left this Issue open so that I can come back around to it and improve the docs. I've got a few other projects that I have to work on before I can come back around to this, release the new version, and write some better docs. |
I would love to help improve the project, I think my big questions with frenetic are:
I think this would give me enough to start contributing to docs and the project as a whole. |
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
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