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Expand Up @@ -47,13 +47,13 @@ You can install Hashids for Objective-C by downloading the files from the reposi

git clone https://github.com/jofell/Hashids.git

After you get access to the files from the repository, go to the folder `Hashids/Pod/Classes` and add all the class files to your XCode project.
After you get access to the files from the repository, go to the folder `Hashids/Pod/Classes` and add all the class files to your Xcode project.


Basic Usage
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As soon as you add the class files onto your XCode Project, just import Hashids to your Objective-C Source Codes.
As soon as you add the class files onto your Xcode Project, just import Hashids to your Objective-C Source Codes.

```objectivec

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