zimbreasy 0.0.1 → 0.0.2
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- data/Gemfile +1 -3
- data/README.md +45 -2
- data/lib/zimbreasy/mail.rb +122 -13
- data/lib/zimbreasy/version.rb +1 -1
- data/lib/zimbreasy.rb +1 -0
- data/zimbreasy.gemspec +5 -0
- metadata +47 -3
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# Zimbreasy
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2007!
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Crankin will get that joke, he is to be thanked for assistance on this.
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This is an open sourced wrapper for the Zimbra API. I only added functionality for CRUD on Calender Appointments,
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because that's all I needed for the job I'm getting done. However, the code already contained within the libraries for calendars
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and the structure make this an easily extensible gem if you need it for other purposes.
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The API documentation I am using is located at
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http://files.zimbra.com/docs/soap_api/8.0/soapapi-zimbra-doc/api-reference/index.html
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Everybody who's interested in finally wrapping Zimbra well for Ruby, please download the gem and submit pull requests
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with more of the methods on this API built out(there are over 100.)
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This gem is still in it's infancy and has little to no error handling! I appreciate all the help I can get on this project, Zimbra is big!
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## Installation
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## Usage
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It's pretty simple to use, I will post some examples:
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zs = Zimbreasy::Account.new('username', 'password', "https://yourzimbraserver.com/service/soap"); #login
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zm = Zimbreasy::Mail.new(zs); #create a Zimbreasy::Mail object. This has methods for the ZimbraMail submodule of their API.
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z = zm.create_appointment({:appointee_email => "neo@matrix.com", :start_time => Time.now+1.days, :end_time => (Time.now+1.days+1.hours), :name => "Joss Whedon Meeting", :subject => "Hallelujah", :desc => "Ridiculous stuff happening here"}) #I create an appointment.
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=> "BEGIN:VCALENDAR\r\nCALSCALE:GREGORIAN\r\nPRODID:iCalendar-Ruby\r\nVERSION:2.0\r\nBEGIN:VEVENT\r\nDESCRIPTION:Poopmaster\r\nDTEND:20130208T171612\r\nDTSTAMP:20130207T161614\r\nDTSTART:20130208T161612\r\nCLASS:PRIVATE\r\nSEQUENCE:0\r\nSUMMARY:Jossss\r\nUID:336-335\r\nEND:VEVENT\r\nEND:VCALENDAR\r\n"
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create_appointment returns ics formatted data, for use with icalendar. Notice that the UID in the data is 336-335. This is an invitation id, not an appointment id.
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The appointment id is 336, the first part of it.
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The Other methods of note:
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zm.get_appointment(336) #takes appt id
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zm.modify_appointment({:appointee_email => "neo@matrix.com", :start_time => Time.now, :end_time => (Time.now+2.hours), :name => "Joss Whedon!!!", :subject => "Hallelujah 2: The Electric Boogaloo", :desc => "Yoda Fights Back", :inv_id => "336-335"})
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zm.cancel_appointment("336-335")
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You'll notice get_appointment uses an actual appointment id, whereas modify appt and cancel appt need inv ids. I don't know why this is,
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it seems Zimbra API only works with invitation, not appointment ids, when it comes to these methods. Get just needs appt ids. The final method of note is
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zm.get_appt_summaries(Time.now-1.days, Time.now)
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This just returns appointment Ics texts in an array.
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## Contributing
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It'd be great if someone could write tests for these methods, I haven't had the time. If you want to write tests,
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please do!
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1. Fork it
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2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
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3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Added some feature'`)
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module Zimbreasy
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class Mail
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include Icalendar
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attr_accessor :account, :zimbra_namespace
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def initialize(account)
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@account = account
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#:subject(opt)
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#:desc(opt)
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#Returns Appt's Inv id as UID in an i_cal text.. Is normally a number like 140-141,
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#the first number is the appt id, which you need for getting.
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def create_appointment(params)
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params[:start_time] = Zimbreasy.zimbra_date(params[:start_time]) if params[:start_time]
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params[:end_time] = Zimbreasy.zimbra_date(params[:end_time]) if params[:end_time]
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response = account.make_call("CreateAppointmentRequest") do |xml|
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xml.CreateAppointmentRequest({ "xmlns" => @zimbra_namespace}) do |xml|
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xml.inv({"rsvp" => "1", "compNum" => "0", "method" => "none", "name" => params[:name] }) do |xml|
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xml.s({"d" => Zimbreasy.zimbra_date(params[:start_time])}) if params[:start_time]
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appointment_xml_block(xml, params)
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params.merge!({:appt_id => response.body[:create_appointment_response][:@inv_id]})
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make_ical(params)
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def make_ical(params)
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calendar = Calendar.new
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calendar.event do
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dtstart params[:start_time]
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dtend params[:end_time]
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summary params[:name]
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description params[:desc]
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uid params[:appt_id]
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klass "PRIVATE"
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end
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calendar.to_ical
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def get_appointment(appt_id)
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response = account.make_call("GetAppointmentRequest") do |xml|
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xml.GetAppointmentRequest({ "xmlns" => @zimbra_namespace, "id" => appt_id})
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comp = response[:get_appointment_response][:appt][:inv][:comp]
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hash = {
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:start_time => comp[:s][:@d],
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:desc => comp[:desc],
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make_ical(hash)
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def get_appt_summaries(start_date, end_date)
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start_date = start_date.to_i*1000 #it wants millis, to_i gives seconds.
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response = account.make_call("GetApptSummariesRequest") do |xml|
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xml.GetApptSummariesRequest({ "xmlns" => @zimbra_namespace, "e" => end_date, "s" => start_date})
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appts = []
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inst = appt[:inst]
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def modify_appointment(params)
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params[:start_time] = Zimbreasy.zimbra_date(params[:start_time]) if params[:start_time]
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response = account.make_call("ModifyAppointmentRequest") do |xml|
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#returns true if it worked, inv_id is not appt_id, it's normally something like 320-319, the first number is appt_id.
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def cancel_appointment(inv_id)
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description: A no-nonsense gem for the nonsensical Zimbra API.
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- jordanmprince@gmail.com
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