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Brewry gives you an API interface to talk to BreweryDB.

• It retuns everything as a hash so you can just pass it to ActiveRecord

• It recursively changes the hash to change the ‘id’ keys into ‘guid’ so it doesn’t interfere with your own ActiveRecord Ids. Changing it to whatever you want is on the works.

• Thanks to metaprogramming we can query any api endpoint for BreweryDB. See examples below.

• www.brewerydb.com/

For Rails:

Create an initializer in config/initializers/brewry.rb

Brewry.configure do |config|
  config.api_key = 'some api key'
end

Fetch some beers with the name argument:

Brewry.search_beers(name: 'Corona Light')

Fetch some styles without arguments - this will return all beer styles:

Brewry.search_styles

0.0.1

• Initialize project

• Change class so it can be instantiated.

• Add tests

• Allow changing of breweryDB id’s into whatever the user needs.