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##Getting Started
This is a ruby interface to connect with the rhohub rhogallery api.
$ gem install rhogallery
require 'rhogallery'
##RhoGallery Credentials
First of all you need to set your RhoGallery credentials (username and rhogallery token):
RhoGallery.credentials = {:username => YOUR_RHOHUB_USERNAME, :token => YOUR_RHOHUB_TOKEN}
Also, you can see your credentials any time with:
RhoGallery.credentials
=> {:username => YOUR_RHOHUB_USERNAME, :token => YOUR_RHOHUB_TOKEN}
##RhoGallery Resources
Then you have two classes that you can work with: RhoGallery::Consumer
and RhoGallery::Group
RhoGallery # Rhogallery main module
RhoGallery::Consumer
RhoGallery::Group
create(data, options) # create a new consumer/group
update(data, options) # use this method to update data
delete(data, options) # to delete a consumer/group
data: consumer or group data, for example: name, cell, login, email. By default takes the data hash takes the attributes added when is creating the instance ( RhoGallery::Group.new( {:name => "some group name" }) ).
options: credentials options, you can use a diferent credential in any time.
##Get Consumers and Groups
You can get all your consumers and groups like this:
RhoGallery::Consumer.find_all
=> [{"name":"John Doe","devices":["ios","android","blackberry"],"deactivated_id":null,
"created_at":"2011-01-14T17:49:42Z","cell":"+555555",
"updated_at":"2011-06-21T21:14:12Z",
"tags":"","deleted":false,"password":"f3df5b5853c26e9b664262a5f590df8d",
"login":"john","invited":true,
"email":"john@doe.com","active":true}]
RhoGallery::Group.find_all
=> [{"name":"rhomobile","created_at":"2011-01-14T15:37:42Z","updated_at":"2011-01-14T15:37:42Z",
"id":"4d306dc697fcc274a6000009","active":true},
{"name":"koombea","created_at":"2011-05-27T22:24:05Z","updated_at":"2011-05-27T22:24:05Z",
"id":"4de024851189870001000001","active":true}]
or if you want to find a consumer/group by id you can do this:
RhoGallery::Consumer.find("some_consumer_id")
=> {"name":"John Doe","devices":["ios","android","blackberry"],"deactivated_id":null,
"created_at":"2011-01-14T17:49:42Z","cell":"+555555",
"updated_at":"2011-06-21T21:14:12Z",
"tags":"","deleted":false,"password":"f3df5b5853c26e9b664262a5f590df8d",
"login":"john","invited":true,
"email":"john@doe.com","active":true}
RhoGallery::Group.find("some_group_id")
=> {"name":"rhomobile","created_at":"2011-01-14T15:37:42Z","updated_at":"2011-01-14T15:37:42Z",
"id":"4d306dc697fcc274a6000009","active":true}
##Create new consumer/group
You can create new groups and consumers with your own attributes and then save it as a new consumer/group. (returns true or false).
consumer = RhoGallery::Consumer.new({
:login => "some_login", :name => "some name", :cell => "+55555", :email => "email@email.com"
})
=> #<RhoGallery::Consumer:0x1018881a8 @attributes={:login => "some_login", :name => "some name", :cell => "+55555", :email => "email@email.com"}>
consumer.save
=> true
group = RhoGallery::Group.new({:name => "new_group_name"})
=> #<RhoGallery::Group:0x1018881b6 @attributes={:name=>"new_group_name"}>
group.save
=> true
or send the data directly when create
method is called
consumer = RhoGallery::Consumer.new
=> #<RhoGallery::Consumer:0x1018881a8 @attributes={:cell=>"+55555", :email=>"email@email.com",
:login=>"some_login",:tags=>"", :password=>"", :name=>"hello", :id=>"4e60ffd4bdd0c8048c000001"}>
consumer.create({
:login => "some_login", :name => "some name", :cell => "+55555", :email => "email@email.com"
})
=> true
##Update Method
Also you can update your consumers and groups fields with the update
consumer = RhoGallery::Consumer.find("4e60ffd4bdd0c8048c000001")
=> #<RhoGallery::Consumer:0x1018881a8 @attributes={:cell=>"some_cell_phone", :invited=>false, :email=>"email@email.com",
:login=>"some_login",:tags=>"", :password=>"", :name=>"hello", :id=>"4e60ffd4bdd0c8048c000001"}>
consumer.update({:login => "new_login", :cell => "new cell phone"})
=> #<RhoGallery::Consumer:0x1018881a8 @attributes={:cell=>"new cell phone", :invited=>false, :email=>"email@email.com",
:login=>"new_login",:tags=>"", :password=>"", :name=>"hello", :id=>"4e60ffd4bdd0c8048c000001"}>
##Delete a Consumer or Group
and you can delete it too :)
consumer = RhoGallery::Consumer.find("4e60ffd4bdd0c8048c000001")
=> #<RhoGallery::Consumer:0x1018881a8 @attributes={:cell=>"new cell phone", :invited=>false, :email=>"email@email.com",
:login=>"new_login",:tags=>"", :password=>"", :name=>"hello", :id=>"4e60ffd4bdd0c8048c000001"}>
consumer.delete
=> true
##Add a Consumer to Group(s)
You can set the group(s) for a consumer by setting in comma separated the list of groups.
consumer = RhoGallery::Consumer.new({:login => "somelogin", :tags => "group1,group2,group3"})
consumer.save
=> true
If the group already exist, it will just add this consumer to that group, but if doesn't exist it will create the group and the consumer will be added to that group.
##See Errors
You can see the errors when the create
and update
methods return false, using the errors method. For example:
group = RhoGallery::Group.new
=> #<RhoGallery::Group:0x1018881c7 @attributes={:name => ""}>
group.save
=> false
group.errors
=> "Name can't be blank"
##Meta Created and maintained by Luis Manotas, Mario Tatis and Lars Burgess.
Released under the MIT License.
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