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Use this tag to POST, or announce, libraries which provide access to the Stack Exchange API and/or Stack exchange sites. The body of the question will give usage examples, as well as source and licensing details. For *general* questions use the [libraries] tag instead. For questions about a specific library, post an "answer" to that library's "question" announcement.
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StackKit: an API framework for Cocoa
Still using StackKit and thinking its great, I've added a SKUserRepChange object and the ability to retrieve (when I say added I mean copied, pasted and editied ;))
Not sure how I can contribute this …
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StackKit: an API framework for Cocoa
have you thought of adding User Association from StackAuth? I added it to my copy as a class method to SKSite, not sure if it follows the design pattern but it works. Also it doesn't return complete S …
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StackKit: an API framework for Cocoa
I tried to compile the iphone static library,but it failed in SKFunctions.h on line 41
NSString * SKExtractVector(id value, SKExtractor extractor);
with the error:
Expected declaration specifiers …
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