Aspose.Email Cloud SDK for Ruby is a REST API SDK for creating email applications that work with standard email file formats such as Outlook MSG, EML, iCalendar files and VCard.

This SDK allows you to work with Aspose.Email Cloud REST APIs in your Ruby applications quickly and easily, with zero initial cost.

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Aspose.Email Cloud is a REST API for creating email applications that work with standard email file formats. This SDK:

• Lets developers manipulate different emails' formats such as Outlook MSG, EML, VCard, and iCalendar files.
• Supports AI functions:
  • The Business card recognition.
  • The Name API for parsing and handling personal names.
• Has a built-in email client. This client provides:
  • Unified REST API for different email protocols: IMAP, POP3, SMTP, EWS, WebDav.
  • Virtual multi-account.
  • Message threads (POP3 accounts are also supported).
• Email configuration discovery.
• Disposable email address detection.

Aspose.Email Cloud 21.9.0 comes with improvements described below:

• EmailCloud.Email.Convert method documentation fixed.
• Some documentation improvements.
• SDK dependencies updated.

See Release notes.

The complete source code is available in the GIT repository.

Use SDK tutorials and SDK reference documentation.

To use this SDK, you need an App SID and an App Key; they can be looked up at Aspose Cloud Dashboard (it requires free registration in Aspose Cloud for this).

You can either directly use it in your project via source code or get gem.

See more details about SDK installation in this tutorial: SDK setup.

To use the API, you should create an EmailCloud object:

api = EmailCloud.new('Your App Key', 'Your App Sid')

Use AiBcrApi.parse method to parse business card image to VCard DTO:

image = File.new('path/to/image/to/parse.png')
result = api.ai.bcr.parse(AiBcrParseRequest.new(file: image, is_single: true))
contact = result.value[0]

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