My Example Ruby Code

example-api.rb

require 'httparty' # If using Rails with a Gemfile, this require is not needed
require 'awesome_print'


# response = HTTParty.get('https://dog.ceo/api/breeds/image/random')

# puts response.code
# puts response.message
# puts response.body

# ap JSON.parse(response.body)

# puts response.headers["date"]

# ap JSON.parse(response.body)["message"]

# ap response["message"]























# response = HTTParty.get("https://dog.ceo/api/breeds/image/random")

# puts response

# ap JSON.parse(response.body)



# class Dog
#   attr_accessor :breed

#   def initialize(breed)
#     @breed = breed
#   end

#   #Using HTTParty to get and parse a JSON request
#   def random_picture
#     # this will ensure that there are no weird characters in the URI (like a space in the breed name)
#     encoded_uri = URI.encode("https://dog.ceo/api/breed/#{ @breed }/images/random")   
#     response = HTTParty.get(encoded_uri)
#     if response.code != 200
#         puts "Error #{response.code}"
#     end

#     picture = response.parsed_response['message']
#     return picture
#   end
# end

# myPug = Dog.new('pug')
# puts myPug.random_picture

# myBeagle = Dog.new('beale')
# puts myBeagle.random_picture


response = HTTParty.get('https://www.googleapis.com/books/v1/volumes?q=wheel%20of%20time&key=MYKEYGOESHERE')

parsed_response = response.parsed_response

# ap parsed_response["items"]

parsed_response["items"].each do |item|
  puts "*******"
  puts "Volume Info"
  ap item['volumeInfo']['title']

end