Yandex API Direct

A lightweight and flexible library that wraps Yandex Direct API and allow you to use it in very easy and comfortable way. And, as a bonus, no additional dependencies 😉

Just add this line to the Gemfile of your application:

gem 'yandex_direct_api'

And run:

$ bundle install

Or install gem directly from rubygems.org:

$ gem install yandex_direct_api

In simplest case you can call any method of the Yandex Direct API and pass any parameters like this:

YandexDirectApi.call('campaigns.get')

But if you want to perform multiple calls it's good idea to create a wrapper object and use it:

service =  YandexDirectApi.service
service.call('campaigns.get') # [{:uid=>3710412, ...}]
service.call('campaigns.get')

By default you are able to not specify access_token. In this case only public methods will be available for call and YandexDirectApi::MethodCallError will be raised when you'll try to call some private method. If you want to call private methods you can specify access_config in global configuration:

YandexDirectApi.configure do |config|
  config.access_token = ACCESS_TOKEN
end

And if you pass another one access_token as a parameter for call it wil be used instead of globally configured:

YandexDirectApi.call('campaigns.get', :access_token => ANOTHER_ACCESS_TOKEN)

It's very easy to make a mistake if you call methods by it's string names. That's why this gem provides a proxy object. You can use this object to call any methods of API as if it is a plain old ruby method:

service =  YandexDirectApi.service
service.campaigns.get()

And again you can configure access_token globally or use it as a parameter:

service =  YandexDirectApi.service
service.campaigns.get(:access_token => ACCESS_TOKEN)

As usual:

1. Create a fork
2. Add a branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push it (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Make a pull request