This SDK is now deprecated and will no longer receive feature updates or bug fixes. Security fixes will still be applied as needed.
The new dropbox-sign SDK can be found at hellosign/dropbox-sign-ruby!
The new SDK and this legacy SDK are not backwards-compatible!
Please see here for a comprehensive migration guide.
In addition to this readme, checkout our quickstart guide here: https://app.hellosign.com/api/documentation#QuickStart
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'hellosign-ruby-sdk'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Create a config block. At a minimum you'll want to set your API Key but depending on your usage you'll possibly
want to set your app's Client ID and Client Secret. In Rails you can place it in config/initializers/hello_sign.rb
require 'hello_sign'
HelloSign.configure do |config|
config.api_key = 'api_key'
# You can use email_address and password instead of api_key. But api_key is recommended
# If api_key, email_address and password are all present, api_key will be used
# config.email_address = 'email_address'
# config.password = 'password'
endWhen you have configured your app like above, you can start using it:
# get your account
my_account = HelloSign.get_account
# get your signature requests
my_signature_requests = HelloSign.get_signature_requests
# view a specific signature request
signature_request = HelloSign.get_signature_request signature_request_id: '42383e7327eda33f4b8b91217cbe95408cc1285f'If you need to authenticate for multiple users and you want a separated client for them, you can run:
client2 = HelloSign::Client.new api_key: 'your_user_api_key'
user_account = client2.get_accountWhen using request endpoints that send files, such as a signature request, you can specify files either as
- A string representing the path
- A Ruby File Object (File.open, then assign to a variable)
- A Rails ActionDispatch::Http::UploadedFile
Testing relies on built in hard-coded fixtures. You can run the tests without affecting your actual account data. To do so
from the root of your project run rake spec.
Any warnings returned from the API can be accessed by using the 'warnings' accessor on a returned object or list:
my_signature_requests = client.get_signature_requests
puts my_signature_requests.warningsand will give output of warnings in the following format (as an array of hashes):
[
[0] {
"warning_msg" => "Parameter hodor was ignored. Hodor.",
"warning_name" => "parameter_ignored"
},
[1] {
"warning_msg" => "Email address [email protected] is unconfirmed. Please pledge your allegiance to the queen first.",
"warning_name" => "unconfirmed"
}
]
We do not allow app callbacks (event or OAuth) to be set to localhost. However it is still possible to test callbacks against a local server. Tunneling services such as ngrok (http://ngrok.com) can help you set this up.
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