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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions README.md
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Calling API methods directly
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You may also request any arangodb API method by using ```db[METHOD]()```.
This is particulary usefull when you create your own REST API in ArangoDB.
This is particulary useful when you create your own REST API in ArangoDB.

```js
db.post("/myapi/object/create",{a:1,b:2}).done(function(res){
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```
Note: ArangoDB expects @@ in front of collection names when using a bindvar.
The bindvar attribute in this case needs to be prefixed with a single @.
In all other cases the bindvar atttribute can be provided without any prefix
In all other cases the bindvar attribute can be provided without any prefix
and the variable in the query string is denoted with a single @ .


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```
/* attach to db instances */
Arango.api(require('myAPI'));
var db = new Arrango.Connection;
var db = new Arango.Connection;
/* call API method */
db.stub.get();
```
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