Recalls API

A Ruby wrapper for the USA Search Product Recall API at https://github.com/GSA-OCSIT/recalls_api/wiki/GET-search.

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$ [sudo] gem install recalls

require 'recalls'

Recalls.configure do |config|
  config.api_key = 'yourkeyforpostrequests'
end

# Return product recalls with the keywords cheese
#   Recalls.search(:query => "cheese")

# Return product recalls with the keywords cheese between two dates
#   Recalls.search(:query => "cheese", :start_date => "2010-01-01", :end_date => "2011-01-01")

# Return product recalls from a certain government agency, Valid values are: (1) NHTSA. National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration; (2) CPSC. Consumer Product Safety Commission; or (3) CDC.
Centers for Disease Control
#   Recalls.search(:organization => "CDC")

# Return product recalls with by a upc code
#   Recalls.search(:upc => "123456")

# Return product recalls by a code, valid values are E, V [for vehicles], I, T, C, or X 
#   Recalls.search(:query => "V")

# Return product recalls by make or model
#   Recalls.search(:make => "ford")

# Return product recalls by page
#   Recalls.search(:query => "cheese", :page => "2")

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3. Implement your feature or bug fix.
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