Rest api with ruby » History » Version 14
James Patrick, 2017-06-19 03:02
1 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | h1. Using the REST API with Ruby |
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3 | 12 | David Lukas Müller | {{>toc}} |
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5 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | Redmine REST API follows the Rails's RESTful conventions, so using it with "ActiveResource":http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveResource/Base.html is pretty straightforward. |
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7 | 12 | David Lukas Müller | h2. ActiveResource (Rails) |
8 | 4 | Eric Davis | |
9 | 10 | Toshi MARUYAMA | On Redmine 3.x (Rails 4.2), you need to add 'activeresource' gem. |
10 | For example, at Gemfile.local: |
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11 | <pre><code class="ruby"> |
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12 | gem 'activeresource' |
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13 | </code></pre> |
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15 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | Here is a simple ruby script that demonstrates how to use the Redmine REST API: |
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17 | <pre> |
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18 | <code class="ruby"> |
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19 | require 'rubygems' |
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20 | require 'active_resource' |
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22 | # Issue model on the client side |
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23 | class Issue < ActiveResource::Base |
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24 | self.site = 'http://redmine.server/' |
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25 | self.user = 'foo' |
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26 | self.password = 'bar' |
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27 | end |
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29 | 11 | Toshi MARUYAMA | if false |
30 | # Retrieving issues |
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31 | issues = Issue.find(:all) |
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32 | puts issues.first.subject |
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33 | end |
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35 | # Retrieving an issue |
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36 | issue = Issue.find(1) |
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37 | puts issue.description |
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38 | puts issue.author.name |
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40 | # Creating an issue |
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41 | 2 | Jean-Philippe Lang | issue = Issue.new( |
42 | :subject => 'REST API', |
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43 | :assigned_to_id => 1, |
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44 | 7 | Denis Savitskiy | :project_id => 1 |
45 | 9 | Marcin Garski | # custom field with id=2 exist in database |
46 | :custom_fields => [{id: 2, value: "IT"}] |
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47 | 7 | Denis Savitskiy | ) |
48 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | if issue.save |
49 | puts issue.id |
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50 | else |
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51 | puts issue.errors.full_messages |
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52 | end |
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53 | 9 | Marcin Garski | |
54 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | |
55 | # Updating an issue |
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56 | issue = Issue.find(1) |
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57 | issue.subject = 'REST API' |
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58 | issue.save |
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60 | # Deleting an issue |
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61 | issue = Issue.find(1) |
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62 | 8 | Toshi MARUYAMA | #issue.destroy |
63 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | </code> |
64 | </pre> |
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65 | 6 | Geoffroy Planquart | |
66 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | _You may need to set @include_root_in_json = true@ in your ActiveResource class_ |
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70 | 14 | James Patrick | h2. Pure Ruby (Using only Ruby Core) |
71 | 12 | David Lukas Müller | |
72 | 13 | Mischa The Evil | Here is an example to set the status of Issue !#9599 to internal status_id 1 with a @net/http@ PUT-request: |
73 | 12 | David Lukas Müller | |
74 | <pre><code class="ruby"> |
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75 | require 'net/https' |
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76 | require 'uri' |
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77 | require 'json' |
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79 | def update_issue_status issue_id, new_status_id, change_note |
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80 | base_url = "https://your.redmine.example.com" |
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81 | api_token = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" |
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83 | payload = { |
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84 | issue: { |
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85 | notes: change_note, |
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86 | status_id: new_status_id |
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87 | } |
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88 | } |
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90 | url = "#{base_url}/issues/#{issue_id}.json" |
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91 | uri = URI.parse(url) |
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92 | req = Net::HTTP::Put.new(uri.request_uri) |
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94 | req["Content-Type"] = "application/json" |
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95 | req['X-Redmine-API-Key'] = api_token |
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96 | req.body = payload.to_json |
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98 | http = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port) |
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99 | http.use_ssl = true |
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100 | response = http.request(req) |
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101 | return response |
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102 | end |
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104 | # Set Status of issue #9599 to internal status_id = 1 |
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105 | response = update_issue_status 9599, 1, "Changed Issue Status via REST-API" |
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106 | </code></pre> |