Unipass API

This is wrapper for Unipass REST API. In order to use it, you will need to get unipas access token (see omniauth-unipass)

Installation

Add to your Gemfile following line:

  gem 'unipass_api'

Create config/initializers/unipass_api.rb with configuration options:

UnipassApi.configure do |config|
  config.client_id = 'some_client_id'
  config.client_secret = 'some_client_secret'
  config.site = 'some_site'
  config.api_site = 'some_api_site'
  config.authorize_url = 'some_authorize_url'
  config.token_url = 'some_token_url'
end

And you are ready to go.

Usage

Assuming you are using omniauth, and you are succesfull logged in into unipass, you can create client in your application controller:

def unipass_api(force_refresh_token = false)
  @unipass_api ||= UnipassApi::Client.new(
    :access_token  => session[:access_token],
    :expires_at    => session[:access_token_expires_at],
    :refresh_token => session[:refresh_token]
    )
  if @unipass_api.expired? || force_refresh_token
    @unipass_api.refresh!
    session[:access_token]            = @unipass_api.access_token
    session[:access_token_expires_at] = @unipass_api.expires_at
    session[:refresh_token]           = @unipass_api.refresh_token
  end
  @unipass_api
end

And then you can just use it as follows:

unipass_api.post('groups', :params => {:name => 'group_name'})

Adding property

@property = begin
  unipass_api.post("me/properties/weight", :params => {:value => '57  kg'})
rescue UnipassApi::ResourceInvalid => error
  @errors = error.response.parsed
  render :show and return
end 

Showing property

@property = begin
  unipass_api.get("me/properties/#{key}")
rescue UnipassApi::ResourceNotFound
  nil
end