This gem is no longer actively supported or maintained. The best course of action is to manage your own HTTP calls to Wistia rather than rely on our client library.
Ruby wrapper for the Wistia Data API.
Useful as a wrapper for the Wistia::Media, Wistia::Project,
Wistia::Projects::Sharing, and Wistia::Stats classes.
See http://wistia.com/doc/data-api for more info.
- activeresource >= 2.3.8
gem install wistia-apiStart by requiring Wistia and configuring your API password:
require 'wistia'
Wistia.password = 'your-api-password-here'Set the format of the API:
Wistia.format = 'json' # This is the default.
Wistia.format = 'xml'Read configuration from an external YAML file:
Wistia.use_config!(path_to_yaml)For an example YAML config, see spec/support/config.test.yml
Configure using a Hash:
Wistia.use_config!(:wistia => {
:api => {
:password => 'your-api-password',
:format => 'xml-or-json'
}
})List all Media in your account:
Wistia::Media.find(:all)List all Projects in your account:
Wistia::Project.find(:all)List all Sharing objects for a project:
Wistia::Projects::Sharing.find(:all, params: { project_id: 'YOUR_PROJECT_ID' })Get stats for a project since December 1, 2012
Wistia::Stats::Project.get('YOUR_PROJECT_ID/by_date', start_date: '2012-12-01')List Overall Stats for Your Account
Wistia::Stats::Account.find_singletonFind Media based on media id in your account:
media = Wistia::Media.find('YOUR_MEDIA_ID')so you can access all attributes of media through media object.
media.name # => 'video name'also you can update media attributes through this object.
media.name = 'new video name'
media.save # => trueFind Project based on project id in your account:
project = Wistia::Project.find('YOUR_PROJECT_ID')so you can access all attributes of project through project object.
project.name # => 'project name'also you can update project attributes through this object.
project.name = 'new project name'
project.save # => trueCopyright (c) 2011 Wistia, Inc. See LICENSE.txt for further details.