We use this library to work with eprocurement punchout systems that comply to the SAP OCI 4.0 specification.
It's as simple as this:
conn = Faraday.new("http://onlineshop.com/path", :params => {"token" => "123"}) do |builder|
builder.response :follow_redirects, :cookies => :all, :limit => 5
builder.response :background_search
builder.adapter :net_http
end
conn.options[:timeout] = 5
conn.options[:open_timeout] = 10
resp = SAPOCI::Connect.search(:get, conn, "toner", "http://return.to/me")
puts resp.status # => 200
puts resp.body # => <SAPOCI::Document>
puts resp.env[:raw_body] # => "<html>...</html>"
Review Faraday for details on connection initiation. We require Faraday version 0.8.0 or later.
Here's how to test locally:
$ bundle update
$ # Start a second console
$ ruby test/live_server.rb
$ # Back in first console
$ bundle exec rake test
To test external servers, use the REMOTE environment variable:
$ REMOTE="http://remote-site.com/Login.aspx?u=demo&p=secret" rake
Standing on the shoulder of giants, where giants include:
- Rick Olson for faraday,
- Erik Michaels-Ober, Wynn Netherland, et al. for faraday_middleware,
- Ilya Grigorik for em-synchrony, em-http-request and stuff,
- David Balatero and Paul Dix for typhoeus
... and many other contributors. Thanks, guys. You rock!
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