GOPHR

A wrapper for GOPHR Commercial API (https://developers.gophr.com/)

Add to your Gemfile

gem 'gophr'

Run

bundle install

You can do it in a separate initializer file or just before any Gophr code. You probably want to use sandbox url and key in your development environment. Don't store your production api key in the source code. Save it in your server's environment variable.

Gophr.api_url = HERE_GOES_GOPHR_API_URL
Gophr.api_key = HERE_GOES_YOUR_OWN_GOPHR_API_KEY

This is the basic code which allows you creating a new GOPHR job.

job = Gophr::Job.new(hash_with_new_job_details)
job.create

Usage example:

job = Gophr::Job.new(
  pickup_address1: 'My Super Pickup Street 123',
  pickup_country_code: 'GB',
  pickup_email: 'test-email@testemails.com',
  delivery_address1: 'My Delivery Street 098',
  is_food: 1,
  earliest_pickup_time: '2016-01-31T09:15:00+1:00',
  delivery_deadline: '2016-01-31T13:45:00+1:00',
  callback_url: 'http://my.application.com/gophr/callback'
)
job.create

Last line job.create will call GOPHR API and if everything's fine, you will get a Gophr::Job instance with attributes and job_id in return.

If you have a job created already, you can update its details. You don't have to call job.create. This is only if the job doesn't exist on GOPHR servers yet. If the job exists there, you can pass its job_id as a constructor's last argument.

  job = Gophr::Job.new(...)
  job.create
  ...
  job.update(hash_of_properties_you_want_to_update)

OR

  job = Gophr::Job.new({}, job_id)
  job.update(hash_of_properties_you_want_to_update)

Usage example:

  job.update(
    pickup_address1: 'My New Super Street 321', 
    is_food: 0, 
    pickup_country_code: "US"
  )

job.update(...) will call GOPHR API and update a job by its job_id. If no error occurs, you will get an updated Gophr::Job instance.

After creating a job you have to confirm it to make it 'real'.

  job = Gophr::Job.new(...)
  job.create
  ...
  job.confirm!

OR

  job = Gophr::Job.new({}, job_id)
  job.confirm!

In response you will get a Gophr::Job instance with some new attributes returned by GOPHR API.

After creating a job you can cancel it (it's not necessary) for free, but if you confirm it, you will most likely pay for it. This method returns the cost of cancelation the job.

job = Gophr::Job.new(...)
...
job.cancelation_cost

The job.cancelation_cost will call GOPHR API and return a value.

After creating or confirming a job you can cancel it.

job = Gophr::Job.new(...)
...
job.cancel!

The job.cancel! will call GOPHR API and return boolean true if cancelation succeeded.

After confirming a job you can simulate a callback to check if your code works properly (you have to pass callback_url in job's attributes). Your callback_url has to be publicly visible over Internet, it can't be a localhost url because it goes through GOPHR API and it's called from there.

job = Gophr::Job.new(...)
...
job.simulate_callback

Usage example:

job = Gophr::Job.new(...)
job.simulate_callback( 
  status: 'ACCEPTED_BY_COURIER', 
  progress: 45
)

In return you will get a hash with parameters and your own API key to validate authenticity.