#The basics

##Creating your first android APP

The first thing you need before starting to consume this API is to obtain an API token from http://api.feed.nu/.
Authenticate yourself with your google account, enter your name and then copy the token and use it as authentication when consuming this API.

When you have your token you are ready to consume the API.
Start with creating a new application by calling generateAndroidApp together with a package name. The name should be a qualified java package name like com.domain.your_app_name.

The next thing you probably want to do for testing the application is to provide it with some content from an RSS url.
To do that you should call the updateAndroidMeta API. The meta name for rss feeds is “rss_feeds” it can have more than one feed at the time and it should be separated with new lines.
Here is a sample json to update rss_feeds property:

{
  "metas": [
    {
      "name": "rss_feeds",
      "value": "http://domain.com/feed/"
    }
  ]
}

If you want you can now compile your application to see what it looks like. Do that by calling generateAndroidApp and enter the packageName that you used when creating you application. You will receive an email after a while with a link to download the compiled APK on your android phone.

You probebly want to enter som more meta data to customize your APP. the see a list of all availible settings you can call getAvailibleMetaSettings.
Update your meta data again and then call generateAndroidApp to compile it.

Each time you compile your app you beta version of your application will be overwritten.
When you feel like you are finished you can publish the application by calling publishBeta. Each time the app is published the app will try to update itself.
Don’t use the publishBeta if you are planing to host the application in google play!