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##Unoffical Bring!Api
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###Preface
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# Unoffical Bring!-Api
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## Preface
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Bring! is an pretty popular grocery shopping app developed in Switzerland and mainly used in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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Sadly Bring! does not offer a public API to interact with and build own applications which make requests to their servers.
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Since I needed an API to connect to Bring! servers and perform requests for another project of mine, I build this little **unofficial**
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app which lets you interact with the Bring! servers.
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###Usage
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## Usage
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First you need to add the .jar to your classpath.
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After that you can use it like that:
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You have to catch and handle those exceptions by yourself (or annotate your method with at `@SneakyThrows` if your application allows that without it being to dirty)
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### Headsup
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##Heads-Up
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Please note that this is an **unofficial** API, and I am in no way associated with this company.
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It also is not complete so there may be some features I did not implement yet. You can always contribute to this project by simply opening an issue or PR.
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Any new ideas? Let me know!
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###Status
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## Status
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✅ It works with the latest version of Bring!. I will test it with every new version
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