Name: dyn-rb
Owner: Basecamp
Description: Dyn SDK for Ruby
Created: 2015-01-09 17:43:33.0
Updated: 2015-07-13 08:22:40.0
Pushed: 2014-12-18 14:29:16.0
Homepage: null
Size: 362
Language: Ruby
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NOTE: This SDK is brand new - we welcome your feedback! Please reach out via pull request or GitHub issue.
Install via:
gem install dyn-rb
Making DNS Updates as easy as:
require 'dyn-rb'
# 1: create the client
dyn = Dyn::Traffic::Client.new(customer, username, password)
# 2: set the zone
dyn.zone = "example.com"
# 3a: create an A record
dyn.a.fqdn("foo.example.com").ttl(3600).address("192.168.1.1").save(:replace)
# 3b: create a CNAME record
dyn.cname.fqdn("foo2.example.com").cname("ec2-10-10-10-10.amazonaws.com").save(:replace)
# 3c: create an HTTP redirect
dyn.http_redirect.fqdn("cool.example.com").code(301).keep_uri("Y").url("https://maint.example.com").save(:replace)
# 4: publish the changes
dyn.zone.publish
Working with GSLB looks like:
require 'dyn-rb'
# 1: create the client
dyn = Dyn::Traffic::Client.new(customer, username, password)
# 2: set the zone
dyn.zone = "example.com"
# 3: get the GSLB service
gslb = dyn.gslb
# 4: set up GSLB parameters
gslb.fqdn("sunshine.example.com").ttl(30).region_code("global")
gslb.min_healthy(1).serve_count(2)
gslb.monitor(:protocol => "HTTP", :interval => 1, :port => 8000, :path => "/healthcheck", :host => "sunshine.example.com")
gslb.add_host(:address => "1.1.1.1", :label => "friendly_name", :weight => 10, :serve_mode => "obey")
gslb.add_host(:address => "1.1.1.2", :label => "friendly_name2", :weight => 10, :serve_mode => "obey")
# 5: save changes
gslb.save
# 6: publish zone
dyn.zone.publish
Working with Messaging is as easy as:
require 'dyn-rb'
# 1: create the client
dyn = Dyn::Messaging::Client.new(apikey)
# 2: work with accounts
puts "retrieving accounts list..."
puts dyn.accounts.list.inspect
# 3: work with senders
dyn.senders.create("person@example.com", 0)
# 4: work with recipients
puts dyn.recipients.status("example@example.com").inspect
# 5: send mail
dyn.send_mail.create("example@example.com", "recipient@recipient.com", "hi!", "from the ruby api!", "<html>hi html</html>", "replyto@example.com", "ccaddress@recipient.com", "xheader1")
# 6: check reports
puts dyn.delivery.list("2013-11-11", "2013-12-12", "example@example.com", "X-example4").inspect
See more comprehensive examples in the “examples” folder!
NB: this experimental feature is not fully implemented, and may be removed in future releases
To test that this API clients generates the correct REST URls for the API, we use rspec and webmock.
To run the tests run:
$ rspec
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