This gem allows easy access to the DNSApp.net API.
You will need a DNSApp.net account.
[sudo] gem install httparty [sudo] gem install dnsapp
sudo is optional depending on your setup.
In your Ruby script you can now.
require 'rubygems' require 'dnsapp' DNSApp::Credentials.username = '[email protected]' DNSApp::Credentials.password = 'p@ssw0rd' DNSApp::Domain.all => [#<DNSApp::Domain:0x101be6070 @auth_id=nil, @name="dnsapp.net", @handle=nil, @user_id=1, @created_at=Mon Nov 15 12:23:55 UTC 2010, @locked=nil, @authoritative=false, @id=16, @status="done", @updated_at=Fri Nov 19 11:30:00 UTC 2010>]
require 'rubygems' require 'dnsapp' DNSApp::Credentials.username = '[email protected]' DNSApp::Credentials.password = 'p@ssw0rd' DNSApp::Domain.all.each do |domain| records = domain.records.all.length puts "#{domain.name} has #{records} records." end new_domain = DNSApp::Domain.create("example.org") new_domain.records.create :name => '%d', :content => '1.2.3.4', :type => 'A', :ttl => 3600 new_domain.records.create :name => '%d', :content => 'mailserver.somewhere.com', :type => 'MX', :ttl => 3600, :prio => "10" new_domain.records.all.last.destroy another_domain = DNSApp::Domain.find("another-domain.com") # could also specify numeric ID another_domain.records.find(240).destroy # 240 is the numeric ID for the record third_domain = DNSApp::Domain.find(42) third_domain.delete
In order to run the test suite you have to have a DNSApp.net account (a trial account is not sufficient).
You must create the file spec/credentials.yml.
spec/credentials.yml username: <your username> password: <your password>
The specs all depend on an active internet connection and access to dnsapp.net.
On Debian/Ubuntu systems httparty sometimes gives a:
no such file to load net/https
To solve this
apt-get install libopenssl-ruby