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Is this project still maintained & is Rails 5 supported?
I need to use Vimeo's API soon, so I am wondering if it makes sense to explore this gem?
Are there any Rails 5 issues?
Hi, I work here at @vimeo, and we'd recommend you not use this library as it uses our old Advanced API that's currently EOL'd.
Unfortunately though, we don't have any supported Ruby libraries for our v3 API. If you know of one, however, or are interested in building one, we'd love to hear about it!
https://developer.vimeo.com/api/libraries
@erunion Thanks for the heads-up. What are the major differences between your old Advanced API that is currently EOL'd and the new version? In other words, is it possible to fork this gem and update it for your new API?
If so, I may be inclined to look at that rather than having to start from scratch. If I had to start from scratch that would reduce the likelihood for me to pursue this.
@marcamillion Aside from all new endpoints, a lack of XML support, our new API is built on OAuth 2. It might be possible to fork and update this library, but I think it'd be a considerable amount of work.
I'm looking for an updated version as well. I'd be willing to help in the update, but really don't know where to start. Is it only OAuth2, or are all the endpoints and parameters changing as well?
@bo-oz Basically everything has changed. We're (@dashron actually) still working on our Advanced API to API 3 conversion guide, which will make everything a lot clearer. I can't give a timeline for that release other than "soon".
I did some preliminary work on writing a v3 version of this gem. It's still a work in progress and one of my first attempts in writing a gem. So any feedback is highly appreciated: https://github.com/bo-oz/vimeo_me2. I'll be updating the readme, but it's pretty self-explanatory and covers only the basics at this moment.
This looks awesome @bo-oz.
Good job.
I can't promise anything, with the Christmas holidays coming up and all, but I would love to jump in and give you a hand.
I've never built a gem either, so I may have lots of questions....if I can carve out the time over the next few weeks ofcourse :|
Marc Gayle www.marcgayle.com www.twitter.com/marcgayle
On Thu, Dec 22, 2016 at 2:39 AM, bo-oz [email protected] wrote:
I did some preliminary work on writing a v3 version of this gem. It's still a work in progress and one of my first attempts in writing a gem. So any feedback is highly appreciated: https://github.com/bo-oz/vimeo_me2. I'll be updating the readme, but it's pretty self-explanatory and covers only the basics at this moment.
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