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	Map<String, String> options = new HashMap<String, String>();
	options.put(BlueCatsSDK.BC_OPTION_CROWD_SOURCE_BEACON_UPDATES, "false");
	options.put(BlueCatsSDK.BC_OPTION_CACHE_ALL_BEACONS_FOR_APP, "true");
	//add any of your own options
	
	/*
	set options to SDK
	*/
	BlueCatsSDK.setOptions(options);
	

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To smooth the development in a team, here are some good practices:

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• Reduce conflict during pushing code. For example, you want to add a new feature to dev branch, you could follow the steps below as development process:

1. git reset --hard head #to get a clear base, assuming you are now on dev.
2. git pull origin dev #to get the latest dev
3. git checkout -b xxx-fearure #create a local branch
4. git add .
5. git commit -m "xxxxxxx" # repeat add and commit commands if necessary

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How to integrate .aar file to Eclipse

• Download .aar file from bintray, you will get an .aar file: bluecats-android-sdk-${version}.aar
• Change the extension to .zip from .aar, and unzip it into bluecats-android-sdk folder, for example.
• In the folder bluecats-android-sdk, you will see a .jar file: classes.jar, change the name to a meaningful name, like bluecats-android-sdk.jar, copy it to your Eclipse project's "libs" folder.
• In the folder bluecats-android-sdk/jni, you will see several ABI folders, copy all the folders into your Eclipse project's "libs" folder.
• Your "libs" folder of eclipse project looks like this:

libs/