Closed sornii closed 10 years ago
I removed it recently because I'm not fan of "all static". Isn't it easier for you to put your LeagueAPI's instance in an static property ?
Thanks for the hint. Also, are you sure your example in README.md is correct?
edit: Idk why, but I hadnt the LeagueAPI.PCL, I've downloaded from NuGet and there's no LeagueApi class to use.
It does works for me. Here's some things that could help you :
I'll also try to be available in this JabbR room if you want to reach me easier : https://jabbr.net/#/rooms/PortableLeagueAPI
@Sornii Does it work now ?
I'm going to close this issue as I don't have news anymore. Feel free to open a new one if needed.
Would be nice if there were a static init. In late packages that I've downloaded, many of them have use of static variables to use. So, if you put the api key somewhere static, I don't need to initialize everytime.