Client library for interacting with the Fastly web acceleration service API
# Gemfile
gem 'fastly'
# some_file.rb
fastly = Fastly.new(login_opts)
current_user = fastly.current_user
current_customer = fastly.current_customer
user = fastly.get_user(current_user.id)
customer = fastly.get_customer(current_customer.id)
puts "Name: #{user.name}"
puts "Works for #{user.customer.name}"
puts "Which is the same as #{customer.name}"
puts "Which has the owner #{customer.owner.name}"
# Let's see which services we have defined
fastly.list_services.each do |service|
puts "Service ID: #{service.id}"
puts "Service Name: #{service.name}"
puts "Service Versions:"
service.versions.each do |version|
puts "\t#{version.number}"
end
end
service = fastly.create_service(:name => "MyFirstService")
latest_version = service.version
# Create a domain and a backend for the service ...
domain = fastly.create_domain(:service_id => service.id, :version => latest_version.number, :name => "www.example.com")
backend = fastly.create_backend(:service_id => service.id, :version => latest_version.number, :name => "Backend 1", :ipv4 => "192.0.43.10", :port => 80)
# ... and activate it. You're now hosted on Fastly.
latest_version.activate!
# Let's take a peek at the VCL that Fastly generated for us
vcl = latest_version.generated_vcl
puts "Generated VCL file is:\n#{vcl.content}"
# Now let's create a new version ...
new_version = latest_version.clone
# ... add a new backend ...
new_backend = fastly.create_backend(:service_id => service.id, :version => new_version.number, :name => "Backend 2", :ipv4 => "74.125.224.136", :port => 8080)
# ... add a director to switch between them
director = fastly.create_director(:service_id => service.id, :version => new_version.number, :name => "My Director")
director.add_backend(backend)
director.add_backend(new_backend)
# ... and upload some custom vcl (presuming we have permissions)
new_version.upload_vcl(vcl_name, File.read(vcl_file))
# ... and set it as the service's main vcl
new_version.vcl(vcl_name).set_main!
new_version.activate!- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request
The test suite requires the following ENV variables to be set:
FASTLY_TEST_USER- Your user emailFASTLY_TEST_PASSWORD- Your account passwordFASTLY_TEST_API_KEY- Your API key (found at https://app.fastly.com/#account)
While the test suite is safe to be run on all accounts and isn't harmful to your data, the tests will create and delete 3 services in sequence so you may want to create an account just for tests.
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MIT license, see LICENSE.
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