uninitialized constant Twilio::JWT

[devudilip]

Trying to create an access token for video throwing an error.
*** NameError Exception: uninitialized constant Twilio::JWT

Code

token = Twilio::JWT::AccessToken.new(account_sid, api_key, api_secret, identity);

@devudilip Which version of the library are you using? Please update to the latest, 5.0.0.rc22, of twilio-ruby if you've haven't already.

I noticed your constructor parameters sequence is not right.

def initialize(account_sid, signing_key_sid, secret, grants=[], identity: nil, nbf: nil, ttl: 3600, valid_until: nil)

[HanggiAnggono]

also got the same error, running Twilio.constants however, only returns the following constants

[:VERSION, :Util, :TwiML, :TaskRouter, :REST]

[devudilip]

@tmconnors thanks,

after updating the gem to 5.0.0.rc22 "Twilio::JWT::AccessToken" works.

But facing problem with "Twilio::JWT::AccessToken::VideoGrant".

NameError: uninitialized constant Twilio::JWT::AccessToken::VideoGrant

@HanggiAnggono The Twilio::JWT module is from the 5.X class of the library, while your constants array is from a 4.X class of the library. We are only supporting security vulnerabilities in 4.X please update to 5.X. You'll need to specify the version as it is a pre-release.

gem install twilio-ruby -v 5.0.0.rc23

@devudilip VideoGrant is part of the JWT module, but lives in the access_token.rb file.

Twilio::JWT::VideoGrant.new

Do we have conflicting documentation? I apologize, it will be audited and fixed.

[devudilip]

Yes Documentation says it :-)

https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/video/user-identity-access-tokens#ruby

@devudilip My bad. Additionally, having the VideoGrant scoped to AccessToken namespace is a much clearer approach. I'll make the switch in rc-24, should be released tonight.

[devudilip]

Cool thanks @tmconnors.

I will update and let you know if i face any problem

[acontero]

just fyi the doc examples here https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/video/user-identity-access-tokens#ruby need to be updated to show that identity is hash, which you can see from looking at the library code itself but is not clear in this example doc. just wanted to let you know to avoid confusion for others. thanks! :)

[buckmaxwell]

I am on the latest version 5.0.0.rc23 and am getting, NameError (uninitialized constant Twilio::TwiML::Response). Twilio and Twilio::TwiML do not throw errors. Not sure if this is related to this issue. Any thoughts?

[ilanbiala]

@buckmaxwell This is unrelated, but Twilio::TwiML::Response isn't a class. The main TwiML classes are Twilio::TwiML::VoiceResponse and Twilio::TwiML::MessagingResponse. There are some other ones that are useful, so you can look in those files to see what TwiML elements you're looking to create.

[buckmaxwell]

@ilanbiala - figured that out with some code digging. Might be worth making that more clear in the documentation - it's just listed as Twilio::TwiML::Response in the readme (and most everywhere else).. which was a bit deceiving.

[ilanbiala]

@buckmaxwell Sorry about that, we're in the process of releasing an all-new Ruby library, which is the next-gen branch, but we have yet to update all the documentation. We'll definitely update the documentation once the library is fully finished.