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The entire TripIt API encapsulated in Ruby objects
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 Project Readme

tripit

A very high-level abstraction library providing objects to interact with the TripIt API. It is essentially a multi-user wrapper with each object being bound to a client. This library's methodology of dealing with API data was heavily influenced by Mike Richards' Dopplr gem.

Every object in this library mirrors the official TripIt API's properties as closely as possible. Each TripIt API object and its properties have been converted into a Ruby object. To get a list of all the objects and their properties, please see the TripIt API XML Schema and the List of usable Objects below. You can also read the TripIt API Documentation for further details or check out the much more lightweight official TripIt Ruby Binding

Install

gem install tripit

Usage

Here are some examples of how to use a few of the objects available.

TripIt::OAuth

Create a TripIt::OAuth instance with your consumer token and secret. Authorize the client using your access token, provided that you've already obtained one.

client = TripIt::OAuth.new('1a2b3c4d5e', '2a3b4c5d6e')
client.authorize_from_access('3a4b5c6d7e', '4a5b6c7d8e')

TripIt::Profile

TripIt::Profile is used for viewing and creating objects related to the TripIt user you authenticated with TripIt::OAuth.

client = TripIt::OAuth.new('1a2b3c4d5e', '2a3b4c5d6e')
client.authorize_from_access('3a4b5c6d7e', '4a5b6c7d8e')

# Instantiate the user by loading his profile -- pass the client object so Profile knows how to authenticate.
myuser = TripIt::Profile.new(client)

# Get the user's public display name
myuser.public_display_name => "Test User"

# Get the user's screen name
myuser.screen_name => "test_user"

# Get a list of the user's registered e-mail addresses 
# (returns Array of TripIt::ProfileEmailAddress objects)
myuser.profile_email_addresses => [TripIt::ProfileEmailAddress]

# Get a list of the user's trips 
# (returns Array of TripIt::Trip objects. As you use them, they will lazy-load their children.)
myuser.trips => [TripIt::Trip]

# Get a list of the user's trips, and populate all child objects in one call 
# (returns Array of populated TripIt::Trip objects)
myuser.trips(:include_objects => true) => [TripIt::Trip]

# Check if the user is a TripIt Pro user, and then get an 
# array of his registered TripIt::PointsProgram objects
if myuser.is_pro?
	myuser.points_programs => [TripIt::PointsProgram]
end

TripIt::Trip

TripIt::Trip is used for viewing and creating objects related to a Trip. As previously, you must be authenticated with TripIt::OAuth.

client = TripIt::OAuth.new('1a2b3c4d5e', '2a3b4c5d6e')
client.authorize_from_access('3a4b5c6d7e', '4a5b6c7d8e')

# Load a known Trip ID. If you don't know this, and are looking 
# for a user's trips, see TripIt::Profile.trips
trip_id = 12345678
mytrip = TripIt::Trip.new(client, trip_id, :include_objects => true)

# Get the Trip's primary location
mytrip.primary_location => "Happy, Texas"

# Get a list of nearby users (returns Array of TripIt::Profile objects)
mytrip.closeness_matches => [TripIt::Profile]

# Get the screen name of the first closeness match
mytrip.closeness_matches.first.screen_name => "traveling_friend"

# Get a list of the AirObjects for this trip 
# (returns Array of TripIt::AirObject objects)
mytrip.air => [TripIt::AirObject]

# Get a list of segments for the trip's first TripIt::AirObject
# (returns Array of TripIt::AirSegment objects)
mytrip.air.first.segment => [TripIt::AirSegment]

# Get some segment information for the first segment
nyclhr = mytrip.air.first.segment.first
nyclhr.start_city_name => "New York, NY"
nyclhr.end_city_name => "London, United Kingdom"
nyclhr.marketing_airline => "British Airways"

# Get a list of Hotels for this Trip 
# (returns Array of TripIt::LodgingObject objects)
mytrip.lodging => [TripIt::LodgingObject]

# Get some info on the first hotel stay of this trip
hot = mytrip.lodgings.first
hot.supplier_name => "Westin Times Square"
hot.room_type => "Presidential Suite"

# DateTime properties always return native Ruby DateTime objects
hot.start_date_time => 2011-03-01T11:37:00+00:00

# Address properties always return TripIt::Address objects
hot.address => TripIt::Address
hot.address.city => "New York"

List of usable Objects

  • TripIt::Address

  • TripIt::FlightStatus

  • TripIt::Group

  • TripIt::Image

  • TripIt::Invitee

  • TripIt::PointsProgram

  • TripIt::PointsProgramActivity

  • TripIt::PointsProgramExpiration

  • TripIt::Profile

  • TripIt::ProfileEmailAddress

  • TripIt::Traveler

  • TripIt::Trip

  • TripIt::TripCrsRemark

  • TripIt::ActivityObject

  • TripIt::AirObject

    • TripIt::AirSegment
  • TripIt::CarObject

  • TripIt::CruiseObject

    • TripIt::CruiseSegment
  • TripIt::DirectionsObject

  • TripIt::LodgingObject

  • TripIt::MapObject

  • TripIt::NoteObject

  • TripIt::RailObject

    • TripIt::RailSegment
  • TripIt::RestaurantObject

  • TripIt::TransportObject

    • TripIt::TransportSegment
  • TripIt::WeatherObject

Known issues

  • Currently the tests are all empty. If you can contribute, it would be much appreciated.
  • Saving functionality is bare, and validation of objects for save is limited to properties. In other words, save at your own peril.

Unofficial Library

This library is used for interaction with the TripIt API but is not endorsed or certified by TripIt. If you're looking for a more lightweight library, check out their official Ruby Binding

Contributing to tripit

  • Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
  • Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
  • Fork the project
  • Start a feature/bugfix branch
  • Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
  • Make sure to add tests for it. This is important so I don't break it in a future version unintentionally.

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2016 Flyertools, LLC. See LICENSE.txt for further details.