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##NSDoge

                 wow <br/>                                 much code <br/>              such Xcode <br/>    so class <br/>                       amaze <br/> <br/> NSDoge turns a simply and tasteless array into a doge-ready array.

###Usage

First of all, import the class into the project and then into your model, controller or whatever.

#import "NSDoge.h"

Just init NSDoge like others classes.

NSDoge *doge = [[NSDoge alloc]init];

Then, get the doge-ready array with this method:

[doge createDogeWithArray:array];

Now you are ready to go!

###Example

If the input is something like:

@[@"xcode",@"code",@"class",@"string",@"array"]

The output will be sort of:

(
  "wow",
  "such xcode",
  "much code",
  "very class",
  "so string",
  "dat array",
  "amaze"
)

###Customization

If you want to use your own doge words, is as simple as:

NSDoge *doge = [[NSDoge alloc]init];
doge.words = @[@"such",@"dat",@"so",@"much"];

###License

This software uses MIT License.

###Contact #####Author: Alvaro Franco #####email: mailto:alvarofrancoayala@gmail.com

###DISCLAIMER: Comic Sans MS is highly recommended for printing the doge array