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Worochi
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# Worochi
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![Coverage Status](https://coveralls.io/repos/Pixelapse/worochi/badge.png?branch=master)
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Worochi provides a standard way to interface with Ruby API wrappers provided
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by various cloud storage services such as Dropbox and Google Drive.
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by various cloud storage services such as Dropbox and Google Drive.
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## Installation
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Worochi can be installed as a gem.
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gem install worochi
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## Documentation
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[http://rdoc.info/gems/worochi][documentation]
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[documentation]: http://rdoc.info/gems/worochi
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## Basic Usage
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Pushing files is easy. Just create an agent using the OAuth authorization
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token for the user and then call {Worochi::Agent#push} or {Worochi.push}. File
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origins can be local, HTTP, or Amazon S3 paths.
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Pushing files to Dropbox:
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```ruby
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token = '982n3b989az'
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agent = Worochi.create(:dropbox, token)
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agent.push('test.txt')
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agent.files
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# => ['test.txt']
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```
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Pushing multiple files:
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```ruby
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agent.push(['a.txt', 'folder1/b.txt', 'http://example.com/c.txt'])
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agent.files
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# => ['a.txt', 'b.txt', 'c.txt']
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```
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Pushing files to more than one agent at the same time:
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```ruby
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a = Worochi.create(:dropbox, 'hxhrerx')
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b = Worochi.create(:dropbox, 'cdgrhdg')
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Worochi.push('test.txt')
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a.files
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b.files
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```
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Pushing to a specific folder:
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```ruby
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agent = Worochi.create(:dropbox, token, { dir: '/folder1' })
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agent.push('a.txt')
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agent.files
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agent.files
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agent.files_and_folders
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agent.files('/folder1')
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```
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## Amazon S3 Support
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Files can be retrieved directly from their Amazon S3 location either using the
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bucket name specified in the configuration or by specifiying a bucket name in
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the path.
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```ruby
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Worochi::Config.s3_bucket = 'rawr'
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agent.push('s3:path/to/file')
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# Retrieves from https://rawr.s3.amazonaws.com/path/to/file?AWSAccessKeyId=...
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agent.push('s3:pikachu:path/to/file')
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# Retrieves from https://pikachu.s3.amazonaws.com/path/to/file?AWSAccessKeyId=...
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This uses Amazon's Ruby SDK to create a presigned URL for the specified file
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and then retrieves the file over HTTPS. `AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID` and
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`AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY` should be present in your environmental variables for
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## OAuth2 Flow
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Worochi provides helper methods to assist with the OAuth2 authorization flow.
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Example Rails controller:
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class ApiTokensController < ApplicationController
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# GET /worochi/token/new/:service
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def create
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session[:oauth_flow_state] = state = SecureRandom.hex
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# GET /worochi/token/callback/:service
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def callback
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token = oauth.flow_end(params[:code])
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# token is a hash containing the retrieved access token
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private
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def oauth
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service = params[:service].to_sym
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redirect_url = oauth_callback_url(service) # defined in routes.rb
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framework just needs to handle verification of session state (this is usually
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## Development
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Each service is implemented as an {Worochi::Agent} object. Below is an
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overview of the files necessary for defining an agent to support a new
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Use underscore for filenames and corresponding mixed case for class name. The
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class name and service name symbol for the above example would be:
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RSpec tests use the [VCR](https://github.com/vcr/vcr) gem to record and
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playback real HTTP interactions. Remember to filter out API tokens in the
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## Name
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Worochi is the archaic spelling of
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[Orochi](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamata_no_Orochi), a mythical
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eight-headed serpent in Japanese mythology.
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