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# location-service-client A gem for clients of Springshot's location service ## Installation Add it to your gemfile. ``` gem 'location-service-client', git: 'https://8bcbcee566e5e7a5d75592940d15bc9f68b84bd9:x-oauth-basic@github.com/springshot/location-service-client.git' ``` ## Configuration Settings.location_service (c.f. the 'config' gem) will need a url for the location service and the app token configured to access the locations end point. ``` location_service url: ... token: ... ``` ## Documentation The location service client just adds a dead simple Location class that presently downloads a big array of nested hashes (with indifferent access and the keys snake-cased) of all locations in the location service and some helper methods. ``` > Location.all => [{"id"=>449, "name"=>"Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport", "code"=>"ATL", "kind"=>"airport", "lat"=>33.640067, "lng"=>-84.44403, "parent_location_id"=>nil, "created_at"=>"2016-04-28T21:19:02.658Z", "updated_at"=>"2016-04-28T21:19:02.658Z", "beacons"=>[], "child_locations"=>[..]},...] ``` There are some top level methods for accessing that data: ``` Location.find(id) -> find the location by its location service ID. Location.find_by_code(code) -> return the hash of the location with the code (e.g. an airport's IATA code or a gate's qr_code). Location.parents -> return just the roots of the trees ``` And until it needs to do more that's all it does. ## Contributing Make sure any backwards incompatible changes come with a version bump so existing projects aren't obliterated.
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location-service-client-0.1.4 | README.md |
location-service-client-0.1.3 | README.md |
location-service-client-0.1.0 | README.md |