Uber::Estimates

Uber Estimates is a small gem that wraps estimate endpoints from Uber API. Using this gem you will be able to get estimates about Uber rides nice and smooth.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'uber-estimates'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install uber-estimates

Usage

Gem configuration

Uber::Estimates.configure do |config|
  config.server_token = "your server token"
end

Getting price estimates

To get price estimates you need to provide ruby :price as estimations type, start point and end point coordinates, as below. More details at Uber Docs

Uber::Estimates.get_estimations(:price,
  {start_latitude: 44.427587, start_longitude: 26.0987345,
    end_latitude: 44.4599565, end_longitude: 26.0984328
  }
)

Response:

#<Uber::Estimates::Response:0x0000000345cce0
 @code=200,
 @data=
  [#<Uber::Estimates::ResponseTypes::Price:0x0000000345b9f8
    @currency_code="RON",
    @display_name="uberX",
    @distance=3.24,
    @duration=840,
    @estimate="RON20-27",
    @high_estimate=27,
    @localized_display_name="uberX",
    @low_estimate=20,
    @product_id="1ca8d691-9f67-4bfb-9c57-cb727b52b7b7",
    @surge_multiplier=2>,
   #<Uber::Estimates::ResponseTypes::Price:0x0000000345b9d0
    @currency_code="RON",
    @display_name="uberSELECT",
    @distance=3.24,
    @duration=840,
    @estimate="RON19-26",
    @high_estimate=26,
    @localized_display_name="uberSELECT",
    @low_estimate=19,
    @product_id="df439009-d1de-4a3c-9ead-9e0e6f0294b9",
    @surge_multiplier=1.5>,
   #<Uber::Estimates::ResponseTypes::Price:0x0000000345b9a8
    @currency_code="RON",
    @display_name="Uber Child Seat",
    @distance=3.24,
    @duration=840,
    @estimate="RON20-24",
    @high_estimate=24,
    @localized_display_name="Uber Child Seat",
    @low_estimate=20,
    @product_id="99e0492a-acc1-412d-b650-48ed7fed9788",
    @surge_multiplier=1.0>]>

Getting time estimates

To get time estimates you need to provide ruby :time as estimations type, start point and end point coordinates, or a product_id. More details at Uber Docs

Uber::Estimates.get_estimations(:time,
  {start_latitude: 44.427587, start_longitude: 26.0987345,
    end_latitude: 44.4599565, end_longitude: 26.0984328
  }
)

Uber::Estimates.get_estimations(:time,
  {start_latitude: 44.427587, start_longitude: 26.0987345,
    product_id: "99e0492a-acc1-412d-b650-48ed7fed9788"
  }
)

Response

#<Uber::Estimates::Response:0x00000001cf2730
 @code=200,
 @data=
  [#<Uber::Estimates::ResponseTypes::Time:0x00000001cf1790
    @display_name="uberX",
    @estimate=300,
    @localized_display_name="uberX",
    @product_id="1ca8d691-9f67-4bfb-9c57-cb727b52b7b7">,
   #<Uber::Estimates::ResponseTypes::Time:0x00000001cf1768
    @display_name="uberSELECT",
    @estimate=420,
    @localized_display_name="uberSELECT",
    @product_id="df439009-d1de-4a3c-9ead-9e0e6f0294b9">]>

Contributing

Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/uber-estimates/fork )
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
Create a new Pull Request

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