Hello RestClient list, I am trying to use the RestClient library to do a multipart upload from a StringIO, not from a file. After scouring the code, it seems that this is not possible. It should be

Thanks guys! That's perfect. - Keith

yeah, RESTCLIENT_LOG is the env var. The great thing about that is you can use that infront of any other gems that happen to use restclient $ RESTCLIENT_LOG=stdout heroku addons:list

require "logger" RestClient.log = Logger.new(STDOUT) That should get you most of the way there. There's also an environment variable you can use (maybe RESTCLIENT_LOG?) which does the same

Hello, I'm just starting to use rest-client. I'm not getting back what I expected when I call RestClient.get. It would be helpful to see the URL that is being sent. Is there any way for me to see

I never used FakeWeb but I used webmock and found it better than directly using the API directly since it better describes the contract the tests are supposed to check,

Hello all, I'm building a Ruby client for our very new, very alpha alpha API (at developer.urtak.com) and would like to attack it with BDD. Since I know I'll be using REST Client as my HTTP client, I

In case anyone wants to know how this turned out, thanks to Archiloque's help, I got it working with: def get_collection(path) #RestClient.log = 'stdout' response = RestClient::Request.new(:method

sorry: try RestClient::Request.new(......).execute I'm on ruby's IRC if you have other questions A.

(In way of background, I am learning ruby for this project). I guess the issue is I don't understand what "Request.execute" is, or how to actually call it? I tried plugging it in as replacement for

I don't think, do you have any question about the API ? A.

Cool and thank you. Is there a more fleshed out example of this somewhere? Thanks, Brian

Hi, not directly with RestClient.get but Request.execute(:method => :get, :url => url, :login => login, :password => password, :headers => { :accept => :json, :content_type => :json }) should do the

In the main body of my code I parse args and set class variables for username and password, as well as set the basic url via an instance that I pass to rest_client. I got basicauth working by brute

Hi, I think so, you probably just need to add a small wrapper to automate the serialization/deserialization A.

Is it possible to make JSON-RPC calls using Rest-Client ?

OK, same problem, I've contacted their support. Thanks!

Sorry I was unclear, just add multipart as a parameter in the request: project = 'redmine-backlogs' root = "http://api.crowdin.net/api/project/#{project}/" r = RestClient.post("#{root}/update-file",

I'll go check. To be sure, the code below ought to do the trick? project = 'redmine-backlogs' root = "http://api.crowdin.net/api/project/#{project}/" r = RestClient.post("#{root}/update-file", :key

Hi, no idea: when trying locally the log seems ok, could you try to check with their support to see if they see anything, or perhaps anybody else on the list has an idea ? A.