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README.org

Uber.el - An Emacs-Lisp interface to the Uber API

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Installation

Right now this is just a single file that you put in to your load-path and require with (require 'uber). Eventually I'll put it in MELPA or something so that you can install it via package.el.

Usage

Right now there is a single interface function uber-show-products which you can use to show the list of available Uber products (UberX, UberXL, UberBlack, &c) and eventually request a ride using them.

  • You'll need to register an application at the Uber Developers Site.
  • (customize-apropros "uber-client-id") and put in your "CLIENT ID"
  • (customize-apropros "uber-client-secret") and put in your "SECRET"
  • M-x uber-show-products
  • Select the product you want to request a ride

Contributing

To submit patches:

  • Clone the repo
  • Create a git branch, code in a branch.

  • When you're done, send me a git format-patch style patch

    • git format-patch --to ryan@whatthefuck.computer master..HEAD > YOURBRANCHNAME.patch
    • Mail that patch to me at ryan@whatthefuck.computer, and I will integrate it.

Project Discussion happens on Discourse

License

See LICENSE in the root of the repository for legal information.