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Enclose all classes under a Typeform namespace #66
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Enclose all gem classes in a
Typeformnamespace. Thus, when used in a project, classes do not collide with possible existing ones (likely with names such asForm,APIFormat,APIRequestand so on).This has the effect of bumping the gem version to
1.0.0because it is a breaking change for anyone using the gem (has to userTypeform::Forminstead ofForm, etc.)Fixes #62 .