This is the Ruby client library for interacting with the Foxtrot API. The only endpoint currently exposed is the route optimization endpoint (Foxtrot::Client.optimize!).
In order to make requests, you need a valid API key. Your API key can be found at the bottom of any page in the Foxtrot web app.
gem install foxtrot-client
data = {
file_url: "https://www.domain.io/your_file.xlsx",
file_name: "your_file.xlsx",
geocode: "false",
stop_name: "Customer",
lat: "Lat",
lng: "Long",
load: "Load",
service_time: "Service Time",
time_window: "Time Window",
extra_info: "Contact Info",
date_starting: "1407712069593",
warehouse: "77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge MA",
num_drivers: 1,
num_avg_service_time: 10,
float_fuel_cost: 3.56,
float_driver_wage: 6.01,
float_mpg: 8.32
}
api_key = 'xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
require 'foxtrot'
fox = Foxtrot::Client.new api_key
resp = fox.optimize!(data).poll_and_block!
result = resp.get_result
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