Add this line to your applications Gemfile:
gem 'revere_mobile'And then execute
$ bundleOr install as standalone gem:
$ gem install revere_mobileRevere Mobile takes a block to be configured:
RevereMobile.configure do |config|
# Configure the API Endpoint
# See https://mobile-developers.reverehq.com for more info for API Versions
config.api_endpoint = 'https://mobile.reverehq.com/api/v1'
# Configure an API Key
config.api_key = 'd1286a1a-f2e7-421a-91b8-f8cc8201558f'
# Defaults to "Revere Mobile Ruby Gem #{RevereMobile::VERSION}"
config.user_agent = 'CustomUserAgent'
endYou can also configure options in a configuration object like so:
RevereMobile.configuration.api_key = 'd1286a1a-f2e7-421a-91b8-f8cc8201558f'For workers, for many instances you can create multiple configurations. This is also helpful for switching sessions based on username and password authentication.
configuration = RevereMobile::Configuration.new
configuration.username = 'example'
configuration.password = 'example'
client = RevereMobile::Client.new(configuration)
client.login Using a Username and Password this sets the session via the #login method.
configuration = RevereMobile::Configuration.new
configuration.username = 'example'
configuration.password = 'example'
client = RevereMobile::Client.new(configuration)
client.login # saves the session cookie for the instance of the client
client.campaigns # returns lists of campaignsYou can also make requests directly with the module by just defining the api_key:
RevereMobile.configuration.api_key = 'd1286a1a-f2e7-421a-91b8-f8cc8201558f'
RevereMobile.campaignsDownload this repo and run rake spec to run the tests.
A console method has also been included, run bin/console to get a pry prompt in which to experiment.
% bin/console
[1] pry(main)> RevereMobile::VERSION
# => "x.x.x"
[2] pry(main)> RevereMobile.configuration.api_key = 'd1286a1a-f2e7-421a-91b8-f8cc8201558f'
# => "d1286a1a-f2e7-421a-91b8-f8cc8201558f"
[3] pry(main)> RevereMobile.campaigns
# => {
# "page"=>1,
# "size"=>-1,
# "total"=>119,
# "collection"=>
# ...}