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RSPEC Stub To Test Real Third Party API’s

Introduction Web applications that consume third-party APIs is a common part of web development. Applications like Facebook, GitHub, and many other OAuth providers are generally used for user signups. And sometimes we use Paypal or stripe and others for more complex purposes like payments. These third-party APIs are also consumed when we deal with service-oriented […]

  • Bharanidharan Arumugam
    Bharanidharan Arumugam
  • October 24, 2017

Nested form fields implementation in Active Model

Introduction In the ActiveRecord model, ‘has_many’ and ‘accepts_nested_attributes_for’ are default components to build form objects so as to create multiple records. ActiveModel::Model is an excellent way to make objects behave like ActiveRecord. But the ActiveModel lacks one key feature, which is the ‘accepts_nested_attributes_for’. As we know that this is a primary attribute for nested fields, […]

  • Bharanidharan Arumugam
    Bharanidharan Arumugam
  • November 25, 2016

Facebook APIs with HybirdAuth in Laravel

Facebook APIs & HybirdAuth To make any of the web or mobile application more social, one of the top most in list to be integrated is Facebook. Facebook provides a wide variety of APIs for the developers to perform various action. In this blog we are going to explain the usages of HybirdAuth(OAuth 2) method […]

  • Agira Technologies
    Agira Technologies
  • June 27, 2016

Swagger UI for the documentation of a Ruby On Rails API

In this blog post we are going to demonstrate the usage of  Swagger UI for Ruby on Rails , which is one of the best combinations for API documentation. Ruby, with its reliable open source framework Rails, is an excellent option for building API’s. Especially, it is highly recommended for starting larger API projects. And […]

  • Agira Technologies
    Agira Technologies
  • April 25, 2016