Description

This client provides an easy way to interact with the Shutterstock, Inc. API which gives you access to millions of photos, illustrations and footage clips. You will need an API username and key from Shutterstock with the appropriate permissions in order to use this client.

The API operations are done within the context of a specific user/account. Below are some examples of how to use the API client.

Installation

The Shutterstock API client can be installed as follows - .

git clone "[email protected]:shutterstock/ruby-shutterstock-api.git"
cd ruby-shutterstock-api
gem build shutterstock-client.gemspec
gem install shutterstock-client-0.0.1.gem

Configuration

Configuration is done through call to the ShutterstockAPI::Client singleton. The block is mandatory and if not passed, an ArgumentError will be thrown. All subsequent calls will use these configuration options.

require 'shutterstock-client'

ShutterstockAPI::Client.instance.configure do |config|
  config.client_id = "client_id"
  config.client_secret = "client_secret"
end

Note: This Shutterstock API client only supports basic authentication at the moment. Please see our API documentation for more information.

Customer

customer = ShutterstockAPI::Customer.find(username: "username")    # gets a currently authenticated customer object
customer.lightboxes                               # array of current lightboxes
customer.lightboxes[0]                            # get the first lightbox object
customer.downloads                                # get downloads has, keyed on subscription id

# metadata
customer.account_id

Lightbox

lightbox = ShutterstockAPI::Lightbox.find(id: 21722255)                  # get a lightbox object
lightbox.images                                     # array of images

# metadata
lightbox.confirmed?                                 # true
lightbox.name                                       # name of lightbox

## Create Lightbox
new_lightbox = ShutterstockAPI::Lightbox.create({username: "username", lightbox_name: "mynewlightbox"})

## Update Lightbox
ShutterstockAPI::Lightbox.update({id: 24349781, lightbox_name: "updatename"})

## Destroy Lightbox
ShutterstockAPI::Lightbox.destroy(id: 24349781)

## Add Image to Lightbox
ShutterstockAPI::Lightbox.add_image({lightbox_id: 123456, image_id: 987654321})
OR
lightbox = ShutterstockAPI::Lightbox.find(123456)
lightbox.add_image(image_id: 987654321)

## Add Image to Lightbox
ShutterstockAPI::Lightbox.remove_image({lightbox_id: 123456, image_id: 987654321})
OR
lightbox = ShutterstockAPI::Lightbox.find(123456)
lightbox.remove_image(image_id: 987654321)

Image

image = ShutterstockAPI::Image.find(id: 118139110)
image.keywords

ShutterstockAPI::Image.find_similar(118139110, {:page_number => 2, :sort_order => 'random'})
image.find_similar[0]                 # the most similar image
image.find_similar.total_count        # count of similar images

purple_cats = ShutterstockAPI::Image.search("purple cat", {:page_number => 2, :sort_order => 'random'})
purple_cats[0].find_similar.total_count

Tests

There are 2 ways to run the tests -

To run the tests using mocked responses, use

rspec spec/

To run the tests using making real API requests, use

VCR_OFF=1 SSTK_API_USERNAME='basicauthusername' SSTK_API_KEY='basicauthkey' SSTK_USERNAME='testuser' SSTK_PASSWORD='testpassword' rspec spec/

While using this method, use valid usernames and tokens otherwise it will result in broken tests

Automation

If you would like to automatically run tests when files are chaged, run bundle exec guard. This will monitor lib and spec and will run the appropriate tests. You will want to run this in another terminal so you can switch to it upon saving a file to see the test results. After a test runs, hit ENTER to re-run all tests.

Style

We try to follow the Github Styleguide as much as possible. To make this easier, there is a tool called rubocop.

You can invoke it via rake rubocop or run rubocop --help for more options.

Supported Ruby Versions

This library aims to support and is tested against the following Ruby versions:

• Ruby 2.2.4 or higher
• JRuby 1.7.9 in Ruby 1.9 mode