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Ruby API to use the Refreshing Menus REST API and Javascript Widget.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'refreshingmenus_api'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install refreshingmenus_api
api = RefreshingmenusApi::Client.new(:auth_token => 'your_auth_token_here')
result = api.places(:q => "o'pazzo") # Returns Array of RefreshingmenusApi::Place objects
result.first.name # => "O'Pazzo Pizzeria"
result.first.guid # => "194ebdcc-fcd9-11e1-b4ac-5254006b3bb5"
result.first.menus_count # => 2
result.first.menus.first.title # => "Pizzeria Kaart"
A query to match businesses / venues / places based on a phone number:
result = api.places(
:phone => '+31-(0)-10-2065151',
:country_code => 'NL'
)
result.first.normalized_phone # => "31102065151"
result.first.guid # => "194e9016-fcd9-11e1-b4ac-5254006b3bb5"
This phone number is normalized based on the country_code passed. So '010-2065151' and '+31-(0)-10-2065151' with country_code 'NL' will be normalized to '31102065151'.
Because sometimes multiple places have the same phone number we can do more specific matching:
result = api.places(
:q => "#{place.name} #{place.postal_code}", # Matches at least one word.
:country_code => place.country_code, # Eg. 'NL'
:lat => place.lat,
:lng => place.lng,
:distance => '0.2', # 200 meter
:phone => place.phone_number # Eg. '010-12341234'.
)
result = api.places(:q => "o'pazzo")
result.first.menus.first # => RefreshingmenusApi::Menu
menu1 = result.first.menus.first.fetch!(api) # Pass api client to fetch all Menu info
menu1.title # => "Pizzeria Kaart"
menu1.entries.first.title # => "ANTIPASTI"
A Menu is a tree of Entries. An Entry is either a Section (eg. 'Starters') or an Item (eg. 'Hamburger'). Both Sections and Items can have multiple Prices.
RefreshingmenusApi::Widget.script_tag(:place_id => 'some_place_id', :widget_token => 'some_token')
This will result in a script tag like:
<script id='rm-menuwidget' src='http://www.refreshingmenus.com/api/v1/widget.js?dom_id=rm-menuwidget&place_id=some_place_id&widget_token=some_token'></script>"
If you just want the src of the script use:
RefreshingmenusApi::Widget.script_src(:place_id => 'some_place_id', :widget_token => 'some_token')
# => "http://www.refreshingmenus.com/api/v1/widget.js?dom_id=rm-menuwidget&place_id=some_place_id&widget_token=some_token"
Other supported options:
git checkout -b my-new-feature
)git commit -am 'Added some feature'
)git push origin my-new-feature
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