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+Open Photo API / PHP Library
+=======================
+#### OpenPhoto, a photo service for the masses
+
+----------------------------------------
+
+<a name="php"></a>
+### How to use the library
+
+To use the library you need to first include `OpenPhotoOAuth.php`, then instantiate an instance of the class and start making calls.
+    
+    include 'OpenPhotoOAuth.php';
+    $client = new OpenPhotoOAuth($host, $consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $token, $tokenSecret);
+    $resp = $client->get('/photos/list.json');
+    $resp = $client->post('/photo/62/update.json', array('tags' => 'tag1,tag2'));
+
+----------------------------------------
+
+<a name="cli"></a>
+### Using from the command line
+
+Make sure that the `openphoto` file is executable.
+
+    chown o+x openphoto
+    
+You'll then want to export your secrets to the environment.
+We suggest putting them in a file and sourcing it prior to running `openphoto` commands.
+<a href="#credentials">Click here for instructions on getting credentials</a>.
+
+    # env.sh
+    export consumerKey=your_consumer_key
+    export consumerSecret=your_consumer_secret
+    export token=your_access_token
+    export tokenSecret=your_access_token_secret
+
+You'll need to source that file once for each terminal session.
+    
+    source env.sh
+
+These are the options you can pass to the shell program.
+
+    -h hostname # default=localhost
+    -e endpoint # default=/photos/list.json
+    -X method # default=GET
+    -F params # i.e. -F 'title=my title' -F 'tags=mytag1,mytag1'
+    -p # pretty print the json
+    -v # verbose output
+    --encode # base 64 encode the photo
+
+Now you can run commands to the OpenPhoto API from your shell!
+
+    ./openphoto -h current.openphoto.me -p -e /photo/62/view.json -F 'returnSizes=20x20'
+    {
+      "message" : "Photo 62",
+      "code" : 200,
+      "result" : {
+        "tags" : [
+          
+        ],
+        "id" : "62",
+        "appId" : "current.openphoto.me",
+        "pathBase" : "\/base\/201108\/1312956581-opmeqViHrD.jpg",
+        "dateUploadedMonth" : "08",
+        "dateTakenMonth" : "08",
+        "exifCameraMake" : "",
+        "dateTaken" : "1312956581",
+        "title" : "Tomorrowland Main Stage 2011",
+        "height" : "968",
+        "description" : "",
+        "creativeCommons" : "BY-NC",
+        "dateTakenYear" : "2011",
+        "dateUploadedDay" : "09",
+        "longitude" : "4",
+        "host" : "opmecurrent.s3.amazonaws.com",
+        "hash" : "0455675a8c42148238b81ed1d8db655c45ae055a",
+        "status" : "1",
+        "width" : "1296",
+        "dateTakenDay" : "09",
+        "permission" : "1",
+        "pathOriginal" : "\/original\/201108\/1312956581-opmeqViHrD.jpg",
+        "size" : "325",
+        "dateUploadedYear" : "2011",
+        "views" : "0",
+        "latitude" : "50.8333",
+        "dateUploaded" : "1312956583",
+        "exifCameraModel" : "",
+        "Name" : "62",
+        "path20x20" : "http:\/\/current.openphoto.me\/photo\/62\/create\/ceb90\/20x20.jpg"
+      }
+    }
+
+<a name="credentials"></a>
+#### Getting your credentials
+
+You can get your credentals by clicking on the arrow next to your email address once you're logged into your site and then clicking on settings.
+If you don't have any credentials then you can create one for yourself by going to `/v1/oauth/flow`.
+Once completed go back to the settings page and you should see the credential you just created