
    # * +method+ - The method to get. Valid values are +Taggun::Simple+
    #   and +Taggun::Verbose+. Default is +Taggun::Simple+
    #
    # Returns a +JSON+ with the result from Taggun.io
    def from_url(url, method = Taggun::SIMPLE)
      uri = URI.parse("#{BASE_URL}/#{RECEIPT_URL}/#{API_VERSION}/#{method}/#{URL}")

      body = {
        url: url,
        incognito: Taggun.configuration.incognito,
        refresh: Taggun.configuration.refresh
      }

      parse(uri, body)
    end

    def from_file(method, file)
      # TODO
    end

    def from_encoded(method, encoded)
      # TODO
    end

    def from_storage(method, md5)
      # TODO
    end

    def parse(uri, body)
      http         = ::Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)
      http.use_ssl = true

      request = ::Net::HTTP::Post.new(
        uri.request_uri,
        'Content-Type': 'application/json'
      )
      request['apikey'] = Taggun.configuration.api_key

      request.body = body.to_json

      response = http.request(request)

      JSON.parse(response.body)
    end
  end
end
I am frequently asked, “How do you put it all together?”, meaning how do I design a garden? There are an infinite number of factors but a large part of it is creating a series of vignettes that work well together.
Two years ago, I saw a wonderful vignette at the Cleveland Botanical Garden. It was composed of three plants: Imperata cylindrica ‘Red Baron’ (Blood Grass), Coleus ‘Henna’, and parsley. This vignette uses the elements of color echo, variety of heights, and variety of textures. Naturally, all three have the same cultural requirements: sun and regular moisture.
The Imperata grows 12-18” high and spreads slowly into a lovely mass of red and lime upright blades. Its colors are echoed by the bicolor Coleus ‘Henna’ that sports chartreuse foliage with a rosy red edge and underside. Both plants are set off by the sea of crinkly green parsley.
Just recently, I was working on a design where I incorporated the CBG vignette but then varied it a bit.
but I could have substituted Heuchera ‘Pistache’ to bring in more chartreuse.
The Fountain Grass is very colorful and more graceful than Blood Grass. Coleus ‘Alabama Sunset’ is pinker than ‘Henna’ and the Heuchera provides the perennial element.
Either vignette lends itself to other vignettes that expand the range of color. If you saw such a vignette this year, think about how you can use it in your garden next year.I am ecstatic to have my writing in the New York Times today:
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Request type considerations.
A request type must be defined for each type of request to be resolved. This includes creating fields that describe the request and decisions and field logic required to process it during resolution.
Is a request header type associated with the request type?
A request header type must be associated with the request type. If no appropriate request header type exists, create one.
Are fields defined?
Fields are required to define the request.
Ensure the correct parameters are used to describe the request to be processed.
For more information, see Creating and Configuring Request Type Fields and the Commands, Tokens, and Validations Guide and Reference.
Are request rules defined?
You can set rules to automatically populate fields in the request, or define more dynamic behavior on the request form. For details, see Request Type Rules.
Are request status values defined?
Define the status values that the request can have and associate them with the request type. You can add new status values, if necessary. For details, see Configuring Request Statuses for Request Types.
Are status dependencies set?
You can configure request fields to be hidden, required, read-only, cleared, or reconfirmed, based on the request status. For details, see Configuring Request Field Status Dependencies.
Is request security set?
You can control who participates in request resolution. For information about how to set request security, see Creating Fields for Request Types and the Security Model Guide and Reference.
Is request field security set?
You can configure request fields to be invisible to specific users and security groups. For more information, see Creating and Configuring Request Type Fields and the Security Model Guide and Reference.
Are request notifications set?
You can configure notifications to be sent automatically at specific points in your process. For details, see Configuring Notifications for Request Types.
Are user data fields defined?
Use user data to define global fields for requests, if necessary. For more information, see Configuring User Data.
Are fields defined for the request type?
Fields are required to define the request. Make sure that the correct parameters describe the request. For more information, see Creating Fields for Request Types.
Is the request type enabled?
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