Ruby wrapper for startmobile sms service

This gem provide the easy way to send and check a single sms with startmobile.com.ua service.

Install

gem 'startmobile_sms'

Configure

StartmobileSms.setup do |config|
  config.login = 'login'
  config.password = 'password'
  config.out_number = 'out_number'
end

Usage

# Send single sms (out_number is optional)
sms_id = StartmobileSms.send(:phone => '30971234567', :text => 'Hello!', :out_number => 'service_name')

# Check sms delivery status
StartmobileSms.check(sms_id)

# Or use instance object
sms = StartmobileSms::Message.new(:phone => '30971234567', :text => 'Hello!')

sms.phone # 30971234567
sms.text # Hello!
sms.send # send sms to server
sms.id # response id

sms.status # check sms status (Accepted, Enroute, Delivered, Expired, Deleted, Undeliverable, Rejected

Filed under ruby on rails ruby sms startmobile git

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November 14, 2011

Select album photos likes from Facebook by FQL query

I have Facebook contest album with many photos. And I need to display rating of this photos by user likes.

This FQL query get a list of all likes (user_ids) by all photos:

SELECT user_id, object_id FROM like WHERE object_id IN (SELECT object_id FROM photo WHERE aid=’139307129471375_51887’ limit 5000) limit 100000

Then you can order results by object_id and sort by object_id count.

NOTE! Album ID (‘139307129471375_51887’) - is not facebook graph object id. 139307129471375 - is page id, 51887 - element id for this page.

For my example I use Ruby and fb_graph gem:

query = FbGraph::Query.new(“SELECT user_id, object_id FROM like WHERE object_id IN (SELECT object_id FROM photo WHERE aid=’139307129471375_51887’ limit 5000) limit 100000 “).fetch(SiteConfig.fb_token)

SiteConfig.fb_token - is my facebook app access_token with permissions user_photos (get it easy by using Graph API Explorer)

Then I order and sort my array:

photos = query.inject(Hash.new(0)){ |h, e| h[e[“object_id”]] += 1 ; h }.sort{|a,b| b[1]<=>a[1]}

photos.each {|p| puts “Object id - #{p[0]}, likes count - #{p[1]}”}

Filed under facebook ruby ruby on rails fb_graph fql

3 notes &

March 26, 2011