gnip-rule

This gem simplifies the effort to add/delete/list rules using the Gnip Rules API. It handles HTTP request/response and helps your rules conform to Gnip's restrictions.

gem install gnip-rule or add the following to your Gemfile:

gem 'gnip-rule'

require 'gnip-rule'

rules = GnipRule::Client.new(API_URL, USERNAME, PASSWORD)

# Add as a String, Rule, or Array of either
rules.add('foo')
rules.add('bar', 'tag')
rules.add(['foo', 'bar', 'baz'], 'tag')
rules.add(GnipRule::Rule.new('value', 'tag'))
rules.add([GnipRule::Rule.new('foo', 'bar'), GnipRule::Rule.new('baz', 'tag2')])

# Same with delete
rules.delete('baz', 'tag')
rules.delete(['foo', 'bar'])
rules.delete(GnipRule::Rule.new('value', 'tag'))

# Get all rules
rules_list = rules.list()
rules_list.each { |rule| rule.valid? }
jsonified = rules_list.map { |rule| rule.as_json `}
rules_tagged_foo = rules_list.select { |rule| rule.tag == 'foo' }

See .travis.yml for Ruby versions used in testing.

When submitting pull requests, please do the following to make it easier to incorporate your changes:

• Include unit and/or functional specs that validate changes you're making.
• Rebase your changes onto the HEAD of my fork if you can do so cleanly.
• If submitting additional functionality, provide an example of how to use it.
• Please keep code style consistent with surrounding code.

You can run all tests by simply running bundle exec rake test from your favorite shell.

Licenced under the MIT License

@eriwen and @singlebrook wrote this software. It is provided free of charge. If you find it helpful, please endorse @eriwen on coderwall: and check out Singlebrook.