Core logic gem for EasyLodge

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'corelogic'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Then run install generator:

rails g corelogic:install

You can also copy the gem rspec tests to your local app with:

rails g corelogic:rspec

Then run migrations:

rake db:migrate

Setup Env variables in the .env file

Authentication credentials can be obtained by following instructions Here.

####Available scopes:

• .detail(property_id)

  The Property Detail Service allows users to obtain detailed property information for a single property. User can pass a Property ID and specify what information they would like returned.

• .search_by_point(longitude, latitude)

  The Search By Point service allows users to a pass a geo coordinate (latitude and longitude) and it will return the property (or properties) that fall on that point.

• .profile_pdf(params={})

  The Profile Service allows users to obtain a Property Profile Report (PDF) that provides insightful information for a particular property and the state of its local market. In order to successfully generate a report, a Property ID and a Report ID must be passed in addition to a number of optional report variables.

• .suggestion_service(q, limit=nil, include_units=nil, include_body_corporates=nil, return_suggestion=nil)

  The Suggest service allows users to retrieve suggestions and associated IDs for a street address, street name, locality (suburb) and/or postcode.

  For more detailed information, explore the Corelogic Docs For Property.

####Available scopes:

• .match_address(client_name=nil, match_profile_id=nil, q)

  The CoreLogic Address Matcher service allows a single address string to be matched with a valid property that exists within the CoreLogic database.

• .find_by_address(client_name=nil, match_profile_id=nil, q)

  This is a combination of the corelogic address matcher and property detail services. It takes in an address as query and yields the property details of a valid existing property

  For more detailed information, explore the Corelogic Docs For Searches.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request