Fix gem requires

README.md

@@ -24,17 +24,20 @@ If bundler is not being used to manage dependencies, install the gem by executin
 
 ## Requirements
 
-* Ruby 2.6.0 or higher
+- Ruby 2.6.0 or higher
 
 ## Terms
 
 ### BOT
+
 A bot is a tool responsible for executing a specific automation task. The bot's pipeline consists of reading from a shared storage (if required), processing a particular task, and then writing the result to a shared storage.
 
 ### Shared Storage
+
 Shared storage is a central location where data can be read and written by multiple bots to facilitate coordination in an automation task. It serves as a common data exchange point, allowing each bot to access information generated by others as needed to complete its specific task. Examples of shared storage include a PostgreSQL database, an S3 bucket, or other types of storage systems that support concurrent access and data persistence.
 
 ### Use case
+
 A use case refers to an automation problem larger than what a single bot can manage. It typically involves a set of bots, each solving a specific part of the overall problem independently. To enable these bots to interact, shared storage is used. This shared storage could be a PostgreSQL database, an S3 bucket, or another shared storage type, allowing bots to read and write data that other bots can access to complete their tasks.
 
 ## Building my own BOT
@@ -48,6 +51,7 @@ The `SharedStorage` class abstracts the process of reading from and writing to s
 Currently, the gem supports: `PostgreSQL`.
 
 ### 2. Bot - Solve a specific automation task
+
 The bot executes the logic required to complete a specific task. For this, an instance of shared storage (for reading and for writing) must be provided to the bot.
 
 The base interface for a bot is available in the `bas/bot/base.rb class`.
@@ -56,7 +60,7 @@ The base interface for a bot is available in the `bas/bot/base.rb class`.
 
 ### Preparing the configurations
 
-The current implementation of the PostgreSQL shared storage expect a table with the following structure: 
+The current implementation of the PostgreSQL shared storage expect a table with the following structure:
 
 ```sql
 CREATE TABLE api_data(
@@ -79,12 +83,14 @@ CREATE TABLE api_data(
 In this example, we demonstrate how to configure a bot to fetch data from an API and save it in a postgres database.
 
 For this, a bot could be defined as follow:
+
 ```ruby
+require 'bas'
 require "httparty"
 
 module Bas
   module Bot
-    class FetchFromAPi
+    class FetchFromAPI < Bas::Bot::Base
       URL = 'some-url.com'
 
       def process
@@ -132,16 +138,16 @@ read_options = {
 write_options = {
   connection:,
   db_table: "api_data",
-  tag: "FetchFromAPi"
+  tag: "FetchFromAPI"
 }
 
 options = {
   token: "api_token"
 }
 
-shared_storage = SharedStorage.new(read_options:, write_options:)
+shared_storage = Bas::SharedStorage::Postgres.new(read_options:, write_options:)
 
-bot = Bas::Bot::FetchFromAPi.new(options, shared_storage)
+bot = Bas::Bot::FetchFromAPI.new(options, shared_storage)
 bot.execute
 ```
 

lib/bas.rb

@@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
 # frozen_string_literal: true
 
 require_relative "bas/version"
+require_relative "bas/bot/base"
+require_relative "bas/shared_storage/base"
+require_relative "bas/shared_storage/default"
+require_relative "bas/shared_storage/postgres"
 
 module Bas
   class Error < StandardError; end