Create an instance of AppleSlice::Email with your email's HTML body and slice away!
require "appleslice"
email_body = "<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC>..."
slice = AppleSlice::Email.new(email_body)
slice.review_status
# => :waiting_for_upload
slice.app_sku
# => "SKU_9000"
slice.app_version_number
# => "1.0.5"
slice.app_name
# => "Awesome App"
slice.app_apple_id
# => "98123921"
slice.itunes_url
# => http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=98123921&mt=8
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'appleslice'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install appleslice
The zeroth step to using AppleSlice is to get Apple emails into your Ruby system - you could use an email service like Postmark or Sendgrid for that, or many other methods.
AppleSlice parses the following information for these types of emails:
#review_status#app_sku#app_version_number#app_name#app_apple_id#itunes_url#review_status#app_name#app_apple_id#itunes_url#resolution_center_url#rejected?#scheduled_maintenance?Valid values for #review_status are:
:waiting_for_upload:waiting_for_review:in_review:processing_for_app_store:ready_for_sale:developer_rejected:developer_removed_from_saleAppleSlice is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
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