rkmo / chrome_data_7c

Big fixes for chrome_data gem

ChromeData

Provides a simple ruby interface for Chrome Data's API. Read more about it here: http://www.chromedata.com/

The wonderful lolsoap gem does most of the heavy lifting.

Installation

Add this gem to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'chrome_data'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install chrome_data

Usage

Configuration

Valid options:

• account_number (required)
• account_secret (required)
• country (default: 'US')
• language (default: 'en')
• cache_store

Configuration:

ChromeData.config.merge! { account_number: 1234, account_secret: '5678' }

Requests

Data Collection

Makes (Divisions)

Fields:

• id (Integer)
• name (String)

Request a set of divisions:

ChromeData::Division.find_all_by_year(1999)

Request models for a division (same as ChromeData::Model.find_all_by_year_and_division_id)

mazda = ChromeData::Division.new(id: 26, name: "Mazda")
mazda_models = mazda.models_for_year(1999)

Models

Fields:

• id (Integer)
• name (String)

Find models for year and division

mazda_models = ChromeData::Model.find_all_by_year_and_division_id(1999, 26)

Find styles for a specific model (same as ChromeData::Style.find_all_by_model_id)

miata = ChromeData::Model.new(id: 4768, name: "MX-5 Miata") # 1999 Mazda MX-5 Miata
miata_styles = miata.styles

Styles

Fields:

• id (Integer)
• name (String)

Only loaded through a Vehicle:

• trim (String)
• name_without_trim (String)

Find styles for a model by model id

miata_styles = ChromeData::Style.find_all_by_model_id(4768)

Vehicle

Fields:

• division (String)
• engines (Array of Engine)
• model (String)
• model_year (Integer)
• styles (Array of Style)

Find a vehicle by VIN

vehicle = ChromeData::Vehicle.find_by_vin('JM1NB3536X0131402')

Engine

Engines are only loaded through a find_by_vin request

Fields:

• type (String)

Model Years

Years start at 1981 due to VIN standardization

ChromeData::ModelYears.all

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request