frankie-loves-jesus · August 29, 2015 14:04
diff --git a/0 - Intro.md b/0 - Intro.md
diff --git a/2 - third_party_products.rb b/2 - third_party_products.rb
 class ThirdPartyProducts
  def self.fetch category
    VigLink.fetch(category)
  end
 end

 class ThirdPartyProducts::VigLink
  def self.fetch category
    client = ViglinkApi::Client.new({
      api_key: "590c7238a32d91f8123eff7cf7e5ffb7",
      api_url: "http://catalog.viglink.com",
      api_full_response: true
    })

    deals = client.find_deals({
      keyword: category,
      page: 1,
      results_per_page: 50
    })
    
    deals.each do |deal|
      begin
        offer = Offer.new
        offer.name = deal['name']
        offer.destination = deal['url']
        offer.image = deal['image_url_large']
        offer.price = deal['price_min']
        offer.save!
      rescue Exception => e  
        puts e.message
      end
    end
  end
 end
diff --git a/3 - main_controller.rb b/3 - main_controller.rb
 class MainController < ApplicationController
  def index
    @products = ThirdPartyProducts.fetch 'photo'
  end
 end
diff --git a/4 - index.html.erb b/4 - index.html.erb
 <h1>VigLink API</h1>
 <p>Should automatically prefer merchants close to Scandinavia</p>
 <h2>Popular products for category `photo`</h2>
 <% if @products.any? %>
  <div class="products">
    <% @products.each do |product| %>
      <div class="product">
        <%= link_to image_tag(product.image_url), product.url %>
        <%= link_to product.name, product.url %>
      </div>
    <% end %>
  </div>
 <% end %>
 <h2>Example of keywords turned into links</h2>
 <h3>Should `.article` be processed by a Rails helper similar to say <a href="https://github.com/vmg/rinku">Rinku</a>?</h3>
 <p class="article">The new 36.3-megapixel, full-frame Nikon D810 is the much anticipated upgrade from the D800 and D800E. Omitting the OLP filter to increase detail and reduce moiré, the D810 features the EXPEED 4 Image Processor, said to increase speed by 30%, boost battery efficiency and widen ISO range to 64-12,800 (expandable to 32-51,200). The camera can be set to shoot in either the standard 14-bit RAW file format or a slightly smaller-resolution, 12-bit format for a quicker workflow. An Advanced Scene Recognition System uses the 91,000-pixel 3D Color Matrix Meter III to analyze each scene using color, brightness and human faces, providing balanced exposures in difficult lighting. For quick access to your most utilized settings, you can personalize button functions. Video features include full 1080/60p HD resolution, zebra stripe mode, full manual shooting with full AF ability, built-in stereo mic, in-camera time-lapse and interval timer, and uncompressed digital HDMI recording to an external device while also recoding to the SD or CF card.</p>
diff --git a/5 - deal.rb b/5 - deal.rb
 # encoding: utf-8

 # https://github.com/arktisklada/viglink-api/blob/master/lib/viglink_api/deal.rb

 module ViglinkApi
  module Deal

    ##
    # Retrieve the list of Deals
    #
    # @param :full [Boolean] If set to true|y|yes then this will return 
    # the complete response
    #
    # @return [Hashie::Mash] Deal
    def find_deals(options={})
      full_response = options.delete(:full) if options[:full]
      options[:key] = @api_key
      deals_response = get('/vigcatalog/deals.xml', options)

      if full_response.to_s.to_bool or @api_full_response
        deals_response.response if deals_response.response
      else
        deals_response.response.results.deals if deals_response.response.results
      end
    end

    ##
    # Retrieve the list of Deal Types
    #
    # @param :full [Boolean] If set to true|y|yes then this will return 
    # the complete response
    #
    # @return [Hashie::Mash] DealType
    def find_deal_types(options = {})
      full_response = options.delete(:full) if options[:full]
      options[:key] = @api_key
      deal_types_response = get('/vigcatalog/deal_types.xml', options)

      if full_response.to_s.to_bool or @api_full_response
        deal_types_response.response if deal_types_response.response
      else
        deal_types_response.response.results.deal_types if deal_types_response.response.results
      end
    end

  end
 end

 =begin
 Optional search parameters for find_deals

 Param name         Type         Kind         Allowed Values      Default Value   Description
 end_on             range        filter                                           The end on date a deal is still valid for. Pass in a single date for an exact match, or pass in a range of dates delimited with a dash '-'.
 end_on_max         range        filter                                           The maximum end on date for a deal.
 deal_type          selection    filter                                           The deal type ID a deal belongs to.
 keyword                         query                                            A term or phrase you want to find in the deal name or description.
 keyword_description             query                                            A term or phrase you want to find in the deal description.
 keyword_name                    query                                            A term or phrase you want to find in the deal name.
 merchant           selection    filter                                           The merchant ID of the merchant a deal belongs to.
 merchant_type      selection    filter                                           The merchant type ID that a deal's merchant belongs to.
 page               item         pagination   1-100                1              The page number of the results you want returned.
 results_per_page   item         pagination   1-100                20             The number of deals to return in every response.
 session                         session                                          Zipped info used to build more relevant filter values in the response in order to get back to previous filtered states. You do NOT to generate session value, it is provided in the parameters block. Pass it forward for any additional calls you make.
 site_wide          item         filter       all, yes, no         all            Indicates whether or not a deal applies site wide on a merchant's site, as opposed to being for a specific product or specific category within the merchant's site.
 sort_deal          sort                      relevance, name_asc  relevance      The sort order the deals are returned in
 start_on           range        filter                                           The start on date a deal is valid for. Pass in a single date for an exact match, or pass in a range of dates delimited with a dash '-'.
 start_on_max       range        filter                                           The maximum start on date for a deal.
 start_on_min       range        filter                                           The minimum start on date for a deal.
 =end
	class ThirdPartyProducts
	def self.fetch category
	VigLink.fetch(category)
	end
	end

	class ThirdPartyProducts::VigLink
	def self.fetch category
	client = ViglinkApi::Client.new({
	api_key: "590c7238a32d91f8123eff7cf7e5ffb7",
	api_url: "http://catalog.viglink.com",
	api_full_response: true
	})

	deals = client.find_deals({
	keyword: category,
	page: 1,
	results_per_page: 50
	})

	deals.each do \|deal\|
	begin
	offer = Offer.new
	offer.name = deal['name']
	offer.destination = deal['url']
	offer.image = deal['image_url_large']
	offer.price = deal['price_min']
	offer.save!
	rescue Exception => e
	puts e.message
	end
	end
	end
	end
	class MainController < ApplicationController
	def index
	@products = ThirdPartyProducts.fetch 'photo'
	end
	end
	<h1>VigLink API</h1>
	<p>Should automatically prefer merchants close to Scandinavia</p>
	<h2>Popular products for category `photo`</h2>
	<% if @products.any? %>
	<div class="products">
	<% @products.each do \|product\| %>
	<div class="product">
	<%= link_to image_tag(product.image_url), product.url %>
	<%= link_to product.name, product.url %>
	</div>
	<% end %>
	</div>
	<% end %>
	<h2>Example of keywords turned into links</h2>
	<h3>Should `.article` be processed by a Rails helper similar to say <a href="https://github.com/vmg/rinku">Rinku</a>?</h3>
	<p class="article">The new 36.3-megapixel, full-frame Nikon D810 is the much anticipated upgrade from the D800 and D800E. Omitting the OLP filter to increase detail and reduce moiré, the D810 features the EXPEED 4 Image Processor, said to increase speed by 30%, boost battery efficiency and widen ISO range to 64-12,800 (expandable to 32-51,200). The camera can be set to shoot in either the standard 14-bit RAW file format or a slightly smaller-resolution, 12-bit format for a quicker workflow. An Advanced Scene Recognition System uses the 91,000-pixel 3D Color Matrix Meter III to analyze each scene using color, brightness and human faces, providing balanced exposures in difficult lighting. For quick access to your most utilized settings, you can personalize button functions. Video features include full 1080/60p HD resolution, zebra stripe mode, full manual shooting with full AF ability, built-in stereo mic, in-camera time-lapse and interval timer, and uncompressed digital HDMI recording to an external device while also recoding to the SD or CF card.</p>
	# encoding: utf-8

	# https://github.com/arktisklada/viglink-api/blob/master/lib/viglink_api/deal.rb

	module ViglinkApi
	module Deal

	##
	# Retrieve the list of Deals
	#
	# @param :full [Boolean] If set to true\|y\|yes then this will return
	# the complete response
	#
	# @return [Hashie::Mash] Deal
	def find_deals(options={})
	full_response = options.delete(:full) if options[:full]
	options[:key] = @api_key
	deals_response = get('/vigcatalog/deals.xml', options)

	if full_response.to_s.to_bool or @api_full_response
	deals_response.response if deals_response.response
	else
	deals_response.response.results.deals if deals_response.response.results
	end
	end

	##
	# Retrieve the list of Deal Types
	#
	# @param :full [Boolean] If set to true\|y\|yes then this will return
	# the complete response
	#
	# @return [Hashie::Mash] DealType
	def find_deal_types(options = {})
	full_response = options.delete(:full) if options[:full]
	options[:key] = @api_key
	deal_types_response = get('/vigcatalog/deal_types.xml', options)

	if full_response.to_s.to_bool or @api_full_response
	deal_types_response.response if deal_types_response.response
	else
	deal_types_response.response.results.deal_types if deal_types_response.response.results
	end
	end

	end
	end

	=begin
	Optional search parameters for find_deals

	Param name Type Kind Allowed Values Default Value Description
	end_on range filter The end on date a deal is still valid for. Pass in a single date for an exact match, or pass in a range of dates delimited with a dash '-'.
	end_on_max range filter The maximum end on date for a deal.
	deal_type selection filter The deal type ID a deal belongs to.
	keyword query A term or phrase you want to find in the deal name or description.
	keyword_description query A term or phrase you want to find in the deal description.
	keyword_name query A term or phrase you want to find in the deal name.
	merchant selection filter The merchant ID of the merchant a deal belongs to.
	merchant_type selection filter The merchant type ID that a deal's merchant belongs to.
	page item pagination 1-100 1 The page number of the results you want returned.
	results_per_page item pagination 1-100 20 The number of deals to return in every response.
	session session Zipped info used to build more relevant filter values in the response in order to get back to previous filtered states. You do NOT to generate session value, it is provided in the parameters block. Pass it forward for any additional calls you make.
	site_wide item filter all, yes, no all Indicates whether or not a deal applies site wide on a merchant's site, as opposed to being for a specific product or specific category within the merchant's site.
	sort_deal sort relevance, name_asc relevance The sort order the deals are returned in
	start_on range filter The start on date a deal is valid for. Pass in a single date for an exact match, or pass in a range of dates delimited with a dash '-'.
	start_on_max range filter The maximum start on date for a deal.
	start_on_min range filter The minimum start on date for a deal.
	=end