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This SDK lets you use Aspose Cloud Tasks APIs in your Ruby web apps.
##How to Use the SDK? The complete source code is available in this repository folder, you can either directly use it in your project or use RubyGems. For more details, please visit our documentation website.
APIs of this SDK can be called as follows:
require 'aspose_tasks_cloud'
class TasksUsage
include AsposeTasksCloud
include AsposeStorageCloud
def initialize
#Get App key and App SID from https://cloud.aspose.com
AsposeApp.app_key_and_sid("APP_KEY", "APP_SID")
@tasks_api = TasksApi.new
end
def upload_file(file_name)
@storage_api = StorageApi.new
response = @storage_api.put_create(file_name, File.open("data/" << file_name,"r") { |io| io.read } )
end
def get_task_document_with_format
#Get a project document in specified format.
file_name = "sample-project.mpp"
upload_file(file_name)
format = "pdf"
response = @tasks_api.get_task_document_with_format(file_name, format)
end
end
Aspose Tasks SDK includes a suite of unit tests within the test subdirectory. These Unit Tests also serves as examples of how to use the Aspose Tasks SDK.
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