signatory¶ ↑

• github.com/rgarver/signatory

formerly profounder/signatory

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A library to simplify interactions with the RightSignature API. One of the primary goals of this library is to make the workflow clear to developers for using some of the more interesting features of the RightSignature system, eg: templates, document merges, and embedded signature frames.

Now requires the 1.1 or 1.2 api versions. Handles the double URL escaping on documents and templates.

• FIX (list of features or problems)

cred = Signatory::Credentials.load(File.open('rs.yml'))
if cred.oauth_ready? # true if access token is provided by the credential file otherwise false
  # if you don't need to handle the credentials separately you can pass
  # something that Signatory:Credentials can load (hash or file) instead
  Signatory.credentials = cred

  Signatory::Document.all # => List all documents
  doc = Signatory::Document.find('XXXXXXXXXXX') # => Get document by id

  ...

  Signatory::Template.all # => List all templates
  template = Signatory::Template.find('XXXXXXXXX') # => Get a template by id

  merge_fields = [
    Signatory::MergeField.new(:name => "Company Name", :value => "ABC Corp."),
    Signatory::MergeField.new(:name => "Percentage", :value => "5.8%"),
    Signatory::MergeField.new(:name => "Term", :value => "48 months"),
    Signatory::MergeField.new(:name => "Monthly Payback", :value => "$30.00")
  ]

  # If you aren't embedding then you should include email addresses. You can
  # also use instances of Signatory::Signer
  roles = [
    Signatory::Role.new(:role_name => 'Issuer', :name => 'Ryan Garver'),
    Signatory::Role.new(:role_name => 'Investor', :name => 'Cary Dunn')
  ]

  doc = template.build_document(merge_fields, roles)

  signer = doc.recipients.first # Order matters.  Returns a Signatory::Recipient

  # Can be embedded with:
  #
  # <iframe src ="<%= signer.embed_url(redirect_url, :height => 500, :width => 700) %>"
  #   width="700px" height="500px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no">
  #  <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
  # </iframe>
  #
  # or use signer.embed_code(redirect_url, :height => 500, :width => 700) to generate the
  # above code.  This will throw an exception if signer is not associated
  # with a real document yet.
else
  ... begin oauth workflow ...
end

If you need some debugging output (I have) try this:

Signatory::Document.connection.send(:http).consumer.http.set_debug_output($stderr)

Depends on the gems ‘oauth` and `activeresource`

From the command line:

gem install signatory

From ‘bundler`:

gem 'signatory'

Special thanks to Cary Dunn at RightSignature for putting together a sample Rails app that formulated how the API should be used and introduced the embedded signing frame.

(The MIT License)

Copyright © 2012 Ryan Garver

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