Seriline

Seriline provides an API for ordering their products. This gem provides a simple method for connecting and using the API.

Configuration

For any Seriline request you must first login. A session will be active for 60 minutes and during that session you can use the other parts of the API.

You can store details with a configuration block:

# configure Seriline details
Seriline.configure do |config|
  config.username = username
  config.api_key = api_key
end

Usage

All actions execute requests to the seriline API. This means something could go wrong on the way. All returned data however; is returned as an object with the success? method. If a request fails you can use that flag along with error_message to troubleshoot eventual client problems.

Authentication

To connect to the API either do it with block syntax:

Seriline::Client.with_connection do |client|
  # <- Your awesome code goes here
end

Or manually by instantiating Seriline::Client:

client = Seriline::Client.new
client.login
# <- Your awesome code goes here
client.logout

Both are the same. Using block syntax you won't have to worry about logging in and out. If you have not configured seriline with username and api key you can provide that to any of those methods.

• [X] GET api/Authentication/Login?username={username}&apiKey={apiKey}
• [X] GET api/Authentication/Logout?sessionKey={sessionKey}

Configproducts

A config product is a custom product which you can order.

You can list your available config products like so:

Seriline::Client.with_connection do |client|
  client.get_available_config_products
end

This returns a AvailableConfigProductsResponse. From that you can access the products with AvailableConfigProductsResponse#products.

When you have your product id you can proceed to do a single order.

Seriline::Client.with_connection do |client|
  client.order_config_product(my_product_id, data)
end

This will return a ConfigProductSingleOrderResponse object which amongst other things contains order_id. This key can be used for looking up more information about this specific order and should thus be kept.

• [X] GET api/ConfigProduct/GetAvailable?sessionKey={sessionKey}
• [ ] GET api/ConfigProduct/GetConfigProductInfo?sessionKey={sessionKey}&productId={productId}
• [X] POST api/ConfigProduct/SingleOrder
• [ ] POST api/ConfigProduct/BatchOrder
• [ ] GET api/ConfigProduct/GetProductionData?sessionKey={sessionKey}&configProductId={configProductId}

Cards

• [ ] GET api/Card/GetProducedCards?sessionKey={sessionKey}&fromDateTime={fromDateTime}&toDateTime={toDateTime}
• [ ] GET api/Card/GetNotProducedCards?sessionKey={sessionKey}
• [ ] GET api/Card/GetCardPersonPhoto?sessionKey={sessionKey}&cardId={cardId}
• [ ] GET api/Card/GetCardStatusChanges?sessionKey={sessionKey}&fromDateTime={fromDateTime}
• [ ] GET api/Card/ChangeCardStatus?sessionKey={sessionKey}&configProductId={configProductId}&action={action}

Accessories

• [ ] GET api/Accessories/GetAvailable?sessionKey={sessionKey}

Orders

You can get information about an order by user Seriline::Order.

Seriline::Client.with_connection do |client|
  client.get_order_info(order_id)
end

• [X] GET api/Order/GetOrderInfo?sessionKey={sessionKey}&orderId={orderId}