fabricio

Fabricio

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A simple gem that fetches mobile application statistics from Fabric.io using its private not publicly opened API.

There is a possibility that in some point of time it may break. Feel free to post an issue and we'll fix it ASAP.

The Story Behind

Fabric.io is a great tool made for mobile application developers. It provides data about standard and out-of-memory crashes, active users, audience growth and a lot more. Unfortunately the only official way to work with this data is using Fabric.io website. That means - no automation and no integrations with other services.

We decided to fix this issue.

	Key Features
🍫	Hides the complexity of different Fabric.io APIs behind a simple wrapper.
📚	Provides data about organization, applications and builds.
💥	Shows crash- and out-of-memory- free metrics.
⏰	Automatically refreshes session in case of its expiration.
🛠	Provides a simple way of adding your adapter for storing session data in a database of your choice.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'fabricio'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install fabricio

Quick Start

1. Create a Fabricio::Client object and configure it on initialization.

require 'Fabricio'

client = Fabricio::Client.new do |config|
    config.username = 'your_email'
    config.password = 'your_password'
end

1. Use this client to query any data you want.

client.app.all # Returns all applications on your account
client.app.get('app_id') # Returns information about specific application
client.app.crashfree('app_id', '1478736000', '1481328000' 'all') # Returns application crashfree for a given period of time
client.organization.get # Returns information about your organization

1. If you want to check the exact server output for a model, you can call json method on it:

client.app.get('app_id').json

You can call a method similar to any key in this hash:

client.app.get('app_id').importance_level

Commands

Organization

client.organization.get

Obtains information about your organization.

App

client.app.all

Obtains the list of all apps.

client.app.get('app_id')

Obtains a specific app.

client.app.active_now('app_id')

Obtains the count of active users at the current moment.

client.app.daily_new('app_id', 'start_timestamp', 'end_timestamp')

Obtains the count of daily new users.

client.app.daily_active('app_id', 'start_timestamp', 'end_timestamp', 'build')

Obtains the count of daily active users.

client.app.total_sessions('app_id', 'start_timestamp', 'end_timestamp', 'build')

Obtains the count of sessions.

client.app.crashes('app_id', 'start_timestamp', 'end_timestamp', 'builds')

Obtains the count of crashes for a number of builds.

client.app.crashfree('app_id', 'start_timestamp', 'end_timestamp', 'build')

Obtains application crashfree.

Fabric.io website uses the same calculations. However, mobile app behaves differently and shows another value.

client.app.top_issues('app_id', start_timestamp, end_timestamp, 'build', count)

Obtain top issues.

client.app.single_issue('app_id', 'issue_external_id', start_timestamp, end_timestamp)

Obtain single issue.

client.app.issue_session('app_id', 'issue_external_id', 'session_id')

Obtain issue session.

client.app.add_comment('app_id', 'issue_external_id', 'message')

Add comment.

client.app.oomfree('app_id', 'start_timestamp', 'end_timestamp', 'builds')

Obtains application out-of-memory free for a number of builds.

Build

client.build.all('app_id')

Obtains the list of all application builds.

client.build.get('app_id', 'version', 'build_number')

Obtains a specific build for a specific application.

client.build.top_versions('app_id', 'start_timestamp', 'end_timestamp')

Obtains an array of top versions for a given application.

Additional Info

Fabric.io API:

• cURL requests
• Swagger

Authors

• Egor Tolstoy

Thanks for help in dealing with API to Vadim Smal, Irina Dyagileva and Andrey Smirnov.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.