Learn about the Close API at http://developer.close.com.
I ❤️ Close, so if you have problems using the gem or would like to see support for new endpoints, please open a GitHub issue -- I'll get it resolved as quick as I can.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
# in your Gemfile
gem 'closeio', '~> 3.9.0'
# then...
bundle install client = Closeio::Client.new("api key")
# Find a specific lead
client.find_lead('lead_xxxxxxxxxxxx')
# See some data about the lead
lead[:data][:addresses]
lead[:data][:contacts]
lead[:data][:opportunities]
# Update the lead
client.update_lead(lead.id,
name: "Bluth Company",
addresses: [{
"address_1": "747 Howard St",
"city": "San Francisco"
}]
)
# Delete the lead
client.delete_lead(lead.id)
# Merge two leads into one
client.merge_leads(source_lead.id, destination_lead.id)
# Find leads that match field
client.list_leads(name: "Wayne Enterprises")
# Find leads that match custom field
client.list_leads('"custom.Favorite Color":"cornflower blue"')
# Use paginate: true to fetch all the leads
client.list_leads(name: "Wayne Enterprises", paginate: true)
# Create a lead
client.create_lead(
name: "Bluth Company",
contacts: [{
name: "Buster Bluth",
emails: [{type: "office", email: "cartographer@bluthcompany.com"}]
}]
)
# Create a bulk edit job for leads filtered by a custom field
client.bulk_edit(
query: '"custom.International Database ID":12345',
type: 'set_custom_field',
custom_field_name: 'Local Database ID',
custom_field_value: '123'
)
# Saved Search (SmartView)
smart_view = client.list_smart_views
smart_views[:data][:leads]You can disable the logger by passing in a second argument when creating a new client:
client = Closeio::Client.new("api key", false)Some servers running on SSL need specific configurations for the Faraday dependency. If you're running on Heroku with SSL enabled, you need to pass in the path of the CA certificate when creating a new client:
client = Closeio::Client.new("api key", true, '/usr/lib/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt')Timezone Offsets
For requests that include date filters like date_created or date_start, you can use the utc_offset named parameter to pass your timezone's UTC offset as part of your request. By default all API calls uses the UTC time.
utc_offset = Time.zone.utc_offset.to_f / 1.hour
client = Closeio::Client.new("api key", utc_offset: utc_offset)View the changelog This gem follows Semantic Versioning
Everyone is encouraged to help improve this project. Here are a few ways you can help:
- Report bugs
- Fix bugs and submit pull requests
- Write, clarify, or fix documentation
- Suggest or add new features
Copyright (c) 2019 Taylor Brooks. See LICENSE for details.