Gliffy API wrapper

api = Gliffy::API.new(ACCOUNT_ID, API_KEY, API_SECRET)
api.impersonate('user@domain.com')
api.account.root.documents

doc = account.document(DOCUMENT_ID)

doc.name
doc.rename("NEW NAME")

doc.editor(RETURN_TO, RETURN_BUTTON_TEXT)

doc.delete

doc.public?
doc.public = false

doc.png.full
doc.png.medium
doc.png.small
doc.png.thumbnail

doc.svg.content

doc.xml.content

root = account.root
root.folders[0].documents
root.folders[1].name
root.folders[1].path

folder.delete

folder.users
folder.grant_access(user)
folder.revoke_access(user)

account.users

account.users[0].username
account.users[1].email

account.create_user("john-smith")

user.email = "new-email@test.com"
user.password = "new-password"
user.admin = true

user.accessible_folders

CLI client looks for credentials in ~/.gliffy-cli file by default. It is a YAML file with a following simple structure:

gliffy:
  account: <YOUR ACCOUNT ID>
  oauth:
    consumer_key: <YOUR OAUTH CONSUMER KEY>
    consumer_secret: <YOUR OAUTH CONSUMER SECRET>

An alternative ways to specify API credentials are:

• use --credentials flag

gliffy-cli --credentials <PATH TO CREDENTIALS FILE> ...

• use --account-id, --consumer-key and --consumer-secret flags

gliffy-cli --account-id <ID> --consumer-key <KEY> --consumer-secret <SECRET> ...

The next step is to impersonate an user:

gliffy-cli ... --user <USERNAME> ...

Keep in mind that new users are provisioned automatically, so if <USERNAME> does not exists, it will be created for you by Gliffy.

• user add <USERNAME>
• user delete <USERNAME>
• user list
• user update email <USERNAME>
• user update password <USERNAME>
• user admin grant <USERNAME>
• user admin revoke <USERNAME>
• document add
• document content <ID>.<FORMAT>
• document name <ID>.<FORMAT>
• document delete <ID>
• document rename <ID> <NAME>
• document access public <ID>
• document access private <ID>
• folder documents <PATH>
• folder folders <PATH>
• folder users <PATH>
• folder access grant <PATH> <USERNAME>
• folder access revoke <PATH> <USERNAME>
• folder document create <PATH> <DOCUMENT>
• folder create <PATH>
• folder delete <PATH>

• --log-http enables HTTP requests and response logging to STDERR