Talk to the Nolij Web API. This gem contains a subset of available API methods for the Nolij Web API. Document submission/printing(retrieval) are the main focus. Methods for folder listings, work flow request, and generated urls for the viewer are provided.

The raw connection can be used to execute other types of requests.

Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:

gem 'nolij_web'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install nolij_web

You should be able to use the handler for basic requests. Handler method options are based on the options from the Nolij Web API documentation. Underscores have been added to the option names.

require 'nolij_web'

handler = NolijWeb::Handler.new(config_hash_or_path_to_config_yaml)

handler.folder_info({:folder_id => '1111111'})

Configuration can be passed as an assigned hash

config = {
          :username => 'username',
          :password => 'password',
          :base_url => 'https://somedomain.com/NolijWeb',
          :verify_ssl => true # optional, defaults to true
         }

Configuration can be read from a YAML file by passing the file path. The file should contain a hash structure:

---
:username: 'username'
:password: 'password'
:base_url: 'https://somedomain.com/NolijWeb'
:verify_ssl: true # optional, defaults to true

You may pass a custom block to handler methods. Please note that your block should return the response for successful request. Some of the methods rely on parsing XML responses from the server.

You can use the handler’s connection directly. An execute method has been provided to handle opening and closing of sessions. See NolijWeb::Connection for more info.

conn = NolijWeb::Connection.new(config_hash_or_path_to_config_yaml)
conn.execute() {
  @folder_info = conn.get_custom_connection([conn.base_url, 'handler', 'api', 'docs', '1_1'].join('/'), conn.headers)
  @doc_meta = conn.get_custom_connection([conn.base_url, 'handler', 'api', 'docs', '1_1', 123, 'documentmeta'].join('/'), conn.headers)
}

You can also manually open and close connections if necessary:

conn = NolijWeb::Connection.new(config_hash_or_path_to_config_yaml)
conn.establish_connection
  ... do some stuff with custom connection methods.
conn.close_connection

1. Fork it

2. Create your feature branch (‘git checkout -b my-new-feature`)

3. Commit your changes (‘git commit -am ’Add some feature’‘)

4. Push to the branch (‘git push origin my-new-feature`)

5. Create new Pull Request