Frameio-API

Very basic (and wip) Frame.io API wrapper Only OAuth2 authentification available at the moment.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem "frameio-api"

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install frameio-api

This gem uses and bundles omniauth-frameio

This Strategy is meant to be used with Omniauth and has been tested and used with Devise

If using Devise, add this in your Devise.setup in /config/initializers/devise.rb

config.omniauth   :frameio,
                  ENV['FRAME_CLIENT_ID'], # Your app client ID (on Frame.io Oauth app mgmt)
                  ENV['FRAME_CLIENT_SECRET'], # Your app client Secret (on Frame.io Oauth app mgmt)
                  scope: 'offline' # list of availables scopes to find on Frame.io dev doc

Please follow Omniauth & Devise instructions for complete configuration.

class User < ApplicationRecord
  act_as_frameio_user
end

By default, frame_io wrapper is expecting the model to respond_to? :access_token, :refresh_token and :expires_at

If you want to change the column names:

class User < ApplicationRecord
  act_as_frameio_user access_token: :some_column, refresh_token: :some_other_column, expires_at: :oh_so_other_column
end

That's all! You now have access to a frame.io client:

current_user.frame_io #=> FrameioApi::Client

current_user.frame_io.accounts #=> All accounts for user frame.io account

Due to the nature of the 'tree' on Frame.io, objects needs to be retrieved in chain

current_user.accounts.first.teams.first.projects.first.assets.first.children

Each step is cached by default. If you need to refresh, you can pass:

cache: false

at any moment, like that:

current_user.frame_io.accounts.first.teams.first.projects(cache: false).first.assets

It will refresh from projects and downward.

Lastly, all objects are findable by ID without the need of the 'chain', like that:

current_user.frame_io.asset(id: 'some_id')

It obviously works if and only current_user has access to the file in Frame.io

Please raise issues at will, and suggest better ways to handle this!

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.