/HotelCompass

Search for Hotels nearby using Booking.com API.

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HotelCompass

Search for Hotels nearby using Booking.com API.

##Disclaimer

I've coded this in a few days just to play a while with Booking.com API, this code is not intended to be released as a final product so there might be lot of bugs in there, and stuff that should be refactored.

##First Run

This project uses CocoaPods for dependency management. You'll have to download the dependencies first before getting started, otherwise you won't be able to compile.

$ pod install && open HotelCompass.xcworkspace

It's important after initial setup to always open HotelCompass.xcworkspace file from Xcode for development, since the workspace it's already configured to compile the Pods along the Project.

##Configuration

As Booking.com API is currently private and authenticated, you'll have to figure out how to get the credentials to have access to it. These are not distributed along the code since it might result on the violation on some of their policies, but they should be placed on Settings.h file.

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014 Diego Acosta

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