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 #Starter Guide
 
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 ## Quick Configuration (For Lazy Readers)
 This is all you need to start using all the basic Restangular features.
 
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 Restangular.several('accounts', 1234, 123, 12345);
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 ### Let's code!
 
 Now that we have our main Object let's start playing with it.
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 You can set here if you want to URL Encode IDs or not. By default, it's true.
 
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 ### Accessing configuration
 
 You can also access the configuration via `RestangularProvider` and `Restangular` via the `configuration` property if you don't want to use the setters. Check it out:
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 Restangular.configuration.requestSuffix = '/';
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 ### How to configure them globally
 
 You can configure this in either the `config` or the `run` method. If your configurations don't need any other services, then I'd recommend you do them in the `config`. If your configurations depend on other services, you can configure them in the `run` using `Restangular` instead of `RestangularProvider`
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 ### How to create a Restangular service with a different configuration from the global one
 Let's assume that for most requests you need some configuration (The global one), and for just a bunch of methods you need another configuration. In that case, you'll need to create another Restangular service with this particular configuration. This scoped configuration will inherit all defaults from the global one. Let's see how.
 
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 ### Decoupled Restangular Service
 
 There're some times where you want to use Restangular but you don't want to expose Restangular object anywhere. For those cases, you can actually use the `service` feature of Restangular.
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 * **restangularizeElement(parent, element, route, queryParams)**: Restangularizes a new element
 * **restangularizeCollection(parent, element, route, queryParams)**: Restangularizes a new collection
 
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 ### Element methods
 * **get([queryParams, headers])**: Gets the element. Query params and headers are optionals
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 * **withHttpConfig(httpConfig)**: It lets you set a configuration for $http only for the next call. Check the Local Config HTTP section for an example.
 * **save**: Calling save will determine whether to do PUT or POST accordingly
 
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 ### Collection methods
 * **getList([queryParams, headers]): Gets itself again (Remember this is a collection)**.
 * **get([id]): Gets one item from the collection by id**.
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 * **clone()**: Copies the collection
 * **withHttpConfig(httpConfig)**: It lets you set a configuration for $http only for the next call. Check the Local Config HTTP section for an example.
 
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 ### Custom methods
 * **customGET(path, [params, headers])**: Does a GET to the specific path. Optionally you can set params and headers.
 * **customGETLIST(path, [params, headers])**: Does a GET to the specific path. **In this case, you expect to get an array, not a single element**. Optionally you can set params and headers.
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   Restangular.addElementTransformer(route, false, fn);
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 ### Example:
 ```js
   Restangular.extendModel('accounts', function(model) {
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