This is a ruby wrapper for the Svpply API. It's a work in progress, and currently not recommended for production usage.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'svpply', '0.0.1'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install svpply
To return all products in the "Shop" section:
$ Svpply.products
To perform a search, the syntax is similar:
$ Svpply.products("tshirt")
$ Svpply.products("tshirt", genders: ['male'], prices: ['$1-20'])
$ Svpply.products(genders: ['male'])
etc...
Single product lookup:
$ Svpply.product(880581)
Single product image permalink:
$ Svpply.product_image_permalink(880581, 'medium') # 450x450px (default)
$ Svpply.product_image_permalink(880581, 'small') # 195x195px
$ Svpply.product_image_permalink(880581, 'large') # 625x625px
Return all categories:
$ Svpply.categories
Products in a given category:
$ Svpply.categories.first.products
Categories have children categories:
$ Svpply.categories.first.children
$ Svpply.categories.first.children.first.products
etc...
Single store lookup:
$ Svpply.store(48037)
Store products lookup:
$ Svpply.store_products(48037)
$ Svpply.store_products(48037, limit: 10, offset: 2)
$ Svpply.store_products(48037, genders: ['male'], prices: ['$1-20'])
Single collection lookup:
$ Svpply.collection(2032)
Collection products lookup:
$ Svpply.collection_products(2032)
$ Svpply.collection_products(2032, limit: 10, offset: 2)
Single user lookup:
$ Svpply.user(4058)
Collection products lookup:
$ Svpply.user_products(4058)
$ Svpply.user_products(4058, limit: 10, offset: 2)
- Tests
- Refactor
- Flush out full API
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create new Pull Request