Hi Bruno,
Very cool to see. This could have a lot of potential. Especially if it can
make it much easier for sites to adopt and customize DSpace, or to build
things that would be too difficult in the current technology environment. I
potentially have a few upcoming project that would need to make heavy use
of a client application against the REST API. But, I'll take a look at
this.
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On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 9:28 AM, Bruno Zanette <brunonzane...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello, folks!
>
> I and my teammates are building a Ruby gem to interact to DSpace
> REST-API to make easier to implement a Ruby (on Rails) app that uses
> DSpace as file and information server.
>
> The gem already has some functional features - such as get/post/put
> objects, login, logout and status request - but it is still on a very
> early stage of implementation. It uses 'rest-client' to do the
> requests. Most of what is missing are only some basic requests, error
> detection, and some other basic stuff that we decided to do later.
>
> The Source-Code is hosted at:
> https://gitlab.c3sl.ufpr.br/bnzanette/dspace-rest-client
>
> There is a example script on README file that shows how to use it.
> Basically there are 4 classes that implements each kind of Dspace
> object (Community, Collection, Item and Bitstream), and requests
> returns an single instance or an array of instances of some object.
> GET requests returns the required object, POST/PUT requests returns
> the object that has been created.
>
> Feel free to propose changes, to point mistakes, ... because that's
> what we want!
> We really hope you enjoy it and that it may help someone at some point!
>
> Cheers!
>
> --
> Bruno Nocera Zanette
> +55 41 9992-2508
>
>
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