The Mobius Ruby Client provides simple access to the Mobius API for applications written on Ruby
Install it yourself as:
$ gem install mobiusrb
Or add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'mobiusrb'
For importing library use:
require 'mobiusrb'
The library need to be configured with your API secret key which you can create in Mobius DApp Store
mobius = Mobius.new(api_key: 'your_api_key')
Every method returns a chainable promise which can be used like this:
data = mobius.app_store.balance(app_uid: 'f9e5e943', email: 'mail@example.com')
if data['num_credits'] > 0
mobius.app_store.use(app_uid: 'f9e5e943', email: 'mail@example.com', num_credits: 1)
end
mobius.app_store.balance(app_uid:, email:)Get balance of credits for email.
mobius.app_store.use(app_uid:, email:, num_credits:)Use numCredits from user with email.
mobius.tokens.register(token_type:, name:, symbol:, address:)Register a token.
mobius.tokens.balance(token_uid:, address:)Query the number of tokens specified by the token.
mobius.tokens.create_address(token_uid:, managed:)Create an address for the token.
mobius.tokens.register_address(token_uid:, address:)Register an address for the token.
mobius.tokens.transfer_managed(token_address_uid:, address_to:, num_tokens:)Transfer tokens from a Mobius managed address to a specified address.
mobius.tokens.transfer_info(token_address_transfer_uid:)Get the status and transaction hash of a Mobius managed token transfer.
See the REST API docs
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