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Chemcaster Ruby API
This is the Ruby interface for the Chemcaster RESTful Web API. It consists of basic functionality needed to create applications using chemical structure registration, storage, imaging, and search.
Installation
Installation through the Ruby Gem hosted on GitHub is recommended:
# add GitHub to your local list of gem sources: gem sources -a http://gems.github.com/ # install the gem: gem install metamolecular-chemcaster
Example Use
Connecting to the Service
require 'rubygems' require 'chemcaster' service = Chemcaster::Service.connect 'username', 'password'
Because Chemcaster authenticates using SSL, you’ll need to make sure the Ruby HTTP library can find the root SSL certificates on your system. On Debian Linux systems, these files are found in /etc/ssl/certs. This is also the default location used by the Chemcaster Ruby Client.
To override the default SSL certificates path, pass the root_ca option to the connect method:
service = Chemcaster::Service.connect 'username', 'password',
:root_ca => 'path/to/root_ssl_certs'
More information can be found here:
Loading a Registry from a Listing
require 'rubygems' require 'chemcaster' service = Chemcaster::Service.connect 'username', 'password' registries = service.registries registries.size # => 3 registry = registries[0]
Loading a Registry from a URI
require 'rubygems'
require 'chemcaster'
Chemcaster::Service.connect 'username', 'password'
link = Chemcaster::Link.new 'name'=> 'foo',
'uri' => 'https://chemcaster.com/registries/123456',
'media_type' => 'application/vnd.com.chemcaster.Registry+json'
registry = link.get
Note: No assumptions should be made about Chemcaster URI layout. Once you receive a resource URI, you can expect it to work at any point in the future for random-access. But URI templates are unnecessary when accessing resources.
Creating a Registry
require 'rubygems' require 'chemcaster' service = Chemcaster::Service.connect 'username', 'password' registries = service.registries registries.create :name => 'CarboBlocks, Inc.'
Changing a Registry Name
require 'rubygems' require 'chemcaster' service = Chemcaster::Service.connect 'username', 'password' registry = service.registries[0] registry.update :name => 'CarboBlocks International, Inc.'
API Documentation
RDoc documentation is available at rdoc.info.

