Ruby SDK for Onfleet.com's API. This is NOT an official SDK. Official Documentation. The entirety of the response payload is accessible by instance methods. The raw response can is accessible through the params
instance method on all objects.
Install the gem.
gem 'onfleet-ruby'
Set the API Key.
Onfleet.api_key = API_KEY
Objects
Onfleet::Organization
Onfleet::Admin
Onfleet::Worker
Onfleet::Team
Onfleet::Destination
Onfleet::Recipient
Onfleet::Task
GET
org = Onfleet::Organization.get
org.id # => 1234567890
org.name # => OrgName
org.email # => org@email.com
org.country # => United States
org.delegatees # => ['delegatees_id']
org.timezone # => "America/Los_Angeles"
org.time_created # => 1438713844000
org.time_last_modified # => 1438713844000
GET delegatee details
delegatee = Onfleet::Organization.get_delegatee_details(id)
delegatee.id # => "4eKRvRGA7JW6C8TaGyuJeSrK"
delegatee.name # => "North Beach Runners"
delegatee.email # => "hello@nbr.co"
delegatee.timezone # => "America/Los_Angeles"
delegatee.country # => "US"
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
name | string | The administrator’s complete name. |
string | The administrator’s email address. | |
phone | string | (Optional) The administrator's E.164-formatted phone number. |
metadata | array | (Optional) Any associated metadata |
Create
admin = Onfleet::Admin.create({name: 'John Doe', email: 'john@company.com', phone: '41555546782'})
Update
admin = Onfleet::Admin.update('ADMIN_ID', {name: 'New Name'})
# or
admin.name = "New Name"
admin.save
Delete
Onfleet::Admin.delete('ADMIN_ID') # => true
List
list = Onfleet::Admin.list # => [<Onfleet::Admin>]
list.first # => Onfleet::Admin
Worker
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
name | string | The workers complete name. |
phone | string | The worker's phone number. |
teams | string Array | One or more team IDs of which the worker is a member. |
vehicle | object | (Optional) The worker’s vehicle, providing no vehicle details is interpreted as the worker being on foot. |
metadata | array | (Optional) Any associated metadata |
Vehicle
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
type | string | The vehicle’s type, must be one of CAR , MOTORCYCLE , BICYCLE or TRUCK . |
description | string | (Optional) The vehicle’s make, model, year, or any other relevant identifying details. |
license_plate | string | (Optional) The vehicle’s license plate number. |
color | string | (Optional) The worker’s vehicle, providing no vehicle details is interpreted as the worker being on foot. |
Create
worker = Onfleet::Worker.create({name: 'John Doe', email: 'john@company.com', teams: ["TEAM_ID"], vehicle: {type: 'CAR'} })
worker.name # => "John Doe"
worker.vehicle.type # => "CAR"
worker.vehicle.color = "Blue"
worker.save
worker.vehicle.color # => "Blue"
Update
Onfleet::Worker.update({name: "New Name"}
# or
worker.name = "New Name"
work.save
worker.name # => "New Name"
Delete
Onfleet::Worker.delete('WORKER_ID') # => true
List
Onfleet::Worker.list
Get
worker = Onfleet::Worker.get('WORKER_ID')
List
Onfleet::Team.list
Get
Onfleet::Team.get('TEAM_ID')
Destination
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
address | object | The destination’s street address details. |
location | array | (Optional) The [ longitude, latitude ] geographic coordinates. If missing, the API will geocode based on the address details provided. Note that geocoding may slightly modify the format of the address properties. |
notes | string | (Optional) Notes for the destination |
metadata | array | (Optional) Any associated metadata |
Address
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
number | string | The number component of this address, it may also contain letters. |
street | string | The street name |
city | string | The city name |
country | string | Name Of Country |
apartment | string | (Optional) The apartment or suite number |
name | string | (Optional) A name associated with this address |
state | string | (Optional) State name |
postal_code | string | (Optional) The postal code |
unparsed | string | (Optional) A complete comma seperated address for ex. 148 townsend, 94102, USA . Including this field, all other address details will be ignored. The address will be automatically geocoded. |
Create
destination = Onfleet::Destination.create({address: {unparsed: '200 12th st, 94103, ca'} })
destination.street # => '12th street'
destination.number # => '200'
destination.postal_code # => '94103'
Get
Onfleet::Destination('DEST_ID')
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
name | string | The recipient's full name. |
phone | string | A unique valid phone number. |
notes | string | (Optional) Notes for the recipient. |
skip_sms_notifications | boolean | (Optional) To disable sms notification. Defaults to false |
skip_phone_number_verificaton | boolean | (Optional) Whether to skip validation of the phone number. |
metadata | array | (Optional) Any associated metadata |
Create
recipient = Onfleet::Recipient.create({name: 'John Doe', phone: '4155556789'})
recipient.id # => ChdA82dA~Dn232
recpient.name # => 'John Doe'
Update
Onfleet::Recipient.update('REC_ID', {name: 'New Name'})
# or
recipient.name = "New Name"
recipient.save
Get
Onfleet::Recipient.get('REC_ID')
Find
######Note: Throws
InvalidRequestError
if cannot find resource
# by name (case sensitive)
rec = Onfleet::Recipient.find('name', 'John Doe')
rec.name = "John Doe"
#by phone
rec = Onfleet::Recipient.find('phone', '4155556789')
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
destination | string or hash | ID of the destination, or the Destination data itself |
recipients | array of string or hash | An array containing zero or one IDs of the task's recipients; alternately, an array containing Recipient data as entries |
merchant | string | (Optional) ID of merchant organization. |
executor | string | (Optional) ID of the executor organization. |
complete_after | number | (Optional) A timestamp for the earliest time the task should be completed. |
complete_before | number | (Optional) A timestamp for the latest time the task should be completed. |
pickup_task | boolean | (Optional) Whether the task is a pickup task. |
dependencies | string array | (Optional) One or more IDs of tasks which must be completed prior to this task. |
notes | notes | (Optional) Notes for the task. |
auto_assign | object | (Optional) The automatic assignment options for the newly created task. See above for exact object structure and allowed values. |
metadata | array | (Optional) Any associated metadata |
Create
# First Create a destination and Recipient
# Then create the task
task = Onfleet::Task.create({recipients: ['REC_ID'], destination: 'DEC_ID' })
# Alternatively, create the Destination and Recipient in a single call to Onfleet
# If a recipient exists for the phone number, it will be updated with the new information
another_task = Onfleet::Task.create(
destination: {
address: {
unparsed: "123 Smith St"
},
notes: "Some destination notes"
},
recipients: [{
name: "Foo Bar",
phone: "987-654-3210",
notes: "Some recipient notes"
}]
)
Update
Onfleet::Task.update('TASK_ID', {notes: 'Adding some notes'})
# or
task.notes = "Adding some notes"
task.save
Get by id
task = Onfleet::Task.get('TASK_ID')
Get by short id
task = Onfleet::Tasks::ShortId.get_by_short_id('TASK_SHORT_ID')
Delete
Onfleet::Task.delete('TASK_ID')
List
Onfleet::Task.list
# You can also list tasks of certain states
Onfleet::Task.list({state: 0}) # => returns all tasks with state 0, see official docs for valid states
# To list a subset of tasks:
Onfleet::Tasks::All.list_all({from: 1572408000000, completeBeforeBefore: 1573499400000, completeAfterAfter: 1573491300000})
Complete Currently not supported
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
name | string | the name of the property |
type | string | The type of the property. Must be one of [ ‘boolean’, ‘number’, ‘string’, ‘object’, ‘array’ ] |
subtype | string | (Optional) Required only for entries of type array, used for future visualization purposes. Must be one of [ ‘boolean’, ‘number’, ‘string’, ‘object’ ]. |
value | string | The value of the property. The JSON type must match the type (and subtype) provided for the entry. |
# Returns an array with entities matching the metadata query
# Any entity supporting metadata can be queried (eg: Admins, Workers, Tasks, Destinations, Recipients)
tasks = Onfleet::Task.query_by_metadata([{name: "property", type: "string", value: "abc"}])
begin
# perform onfleet api requests
rescue AuthenticationError => e
# API authentication issues
rescue ConnectionError => e
# API connection Problems
rescue InvalidRequestError => e
# Bad request/invalid request params
# also if resource is not found
rescue OnfleetError => e
# general error
end
- Tests
- Better error handling