EasyHubspot

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This is a lightweight wrapper for the Hubspot API. It is designed to be easy to use and to provide a simple setup for the most common use cases.

This gem utilizes the v3 hubspot-api

CRM Objects

Contacts
Deals
Products
Line Items
Error Handling

Dependencies

gem “httparty”, “~> 0.21.0”

Compatibility

ruby >= 2.6.10
rails >= 6.0

Installation

Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:

ruby gem 'easy_hubspot'

Usage

Add the following to your config/initializers/easy_hubspot.rb file:

ruby EasyHubspot.config do |c| c.access_token = 'YOUR API KEY' c.base_url = 'https://api.hubapi.com/' end

Or run the generator:

bash rails g easy_hubspot:install

Contacts

Please refrence the hubspot docs

```ruby # Create a contact # required: body # returns: parsed hubspot contact EasyHubspot::Contact.create_contact(properties: { email: ‘’, firstname: ‘’, lastname: ‘’ , etc: ‘’})

Update a contact

# required: contact_id, body # - contact_id: can be a hubspot contact_id or email # returns: parsed hubspot contact EasyHubspot::Contact.update_contact(123, properties: { email: ‘’, firstname: ‘’, lastname: ‘’ , etc: ‘’})

Get a contact

# required: contact_id # - contact_id: can be a hubspot contact_id or email # returns: parsed hubspot contact EasyHubspot::Contact.get_contact(123) # or EasyHubspot::Contact.get_contact(‘[email protected]’)

Get all contacts

# returns: parsed hubspot contacts EasyHubspot::Contact.get_contacts

Delete a contact

# required: contact_id # - contact_id: can be a hubspot contact_id or email # returns: ‘success’ EasyHubspot::Contact.delete_contact(123) # or EasyHubspot::Contact.delete_contact(‘[email protected]’)

Update or Create a contact

# required: email, body # returns: parsed hubspot contact EasyHubspot::Contact.update_or_create_contact(properties: { email: ‘’, firstname: ‘’, lastname: ‘’ , etc: ‘’})

Parse hubspot contact example

:properties=> {:createdate=>”2023-02-08T20:10:36.858Z”, :email=>”[email protected]”, :firstname=>”Amber”, :hs_content_membership_status=>”inactive”, :hs_is_contact=>”true”, :hs_is_unworked=>”true”, :hs_object_id=>”701”, :hs_pipeline=>”contacts-lifecycle-pipeline”, :lastmodifieddate=>”2023-02-14T18:24:07.654Z”, :lastname=>”Quigley”, :lifecyclestage=>”lead”, :createdAt=>”2023-02-08T20:10:36.858Z”, :updatedAt=>”2023-02-14T18:24:07.654Z”, :archived=>false} ```

Deals

```ruby # Create a deal # required: body # returns: parsed hubspot deal EasyHubspot::Deal.create_deal(properties: { dealname: ‘’, amount: ‘’, etc: ‘’})

Update a deal

# required: deal_id, body # - deal_id: must be a hubspot deal_id # returns: parsed hubspot deal EasyHubspot::Deal.update_deal(123, properties: { dealname: ‘’, amount: ‘’, etc: ‘’})

Get a deal

# required: deal_id # - deal_id: must be a hubspot deal_id # returns: parsed hubspot deal EasyHubspot::Deal.get_deal(123)

Get all deals

# returns: parsed hubspot deals EasyHubspot::Deal.get_deals

Delete a deal

# required: deal_id # - deal_id: must be a hubspot deal_id # returns: ‘success’ EasyHubspot::Deal.delete_deal(123) ```

Products

Please refrence the hubspot docs ```ruby # Create a product # required: body # returns: parsed hubspot product EasyHubspot::Product.create_product(properties: { name: ‘’, price: ‘’, etc: ‘’})

Update a product

# required: product_id, body # - product_id: must be a hubspot product_id # returns: parsed hubspot product EasyHubspot::Product.update_product(123, properties: { name: ‘’, price: ‘’, etc: ‘’})

Get a product

# required: product_id # - product_id: must be a hubspot product_id # returns: parsed hubspot product EasyHubspot::Product.get_product(123)

Get all products

# returns: parsed hubspot products EasyHubspot::Product.get_products

Delete a product

# required: product_id # - product_id: must be a hubspot product_id # returns: ‘success’ EasyHubspot::Product.delete_product(123) ```

Line Items

Please refrence the hubspot docs ```ruby # Create a line item # required: body # Use hs_product_id property to base on an existing product # returns: parsed hubspot line item EasyHubspot::LineItem.create_line_item(properties: { quantity: ‘’, hs_product_id: ‘’, etc: ‘’})

Update a line item

# required: line_item_id, body # - line_item_id: must be a hubspot line_item_id # returns: parsed hubspot line item EasyHubspot::LineItem.update_line_item(123, properties: { quantity: ‘’, etc: ‘’})

Get a line item

# required: line_item_id # - line_item_id: must be a hubspot line_item_id # returns: parsed hubspot line item EasyHubspot::LineItem.get_line_item(123)

Get all line items

# returns: parsed hubspot line items EasyHubspot::LineItem.get_line_items

Delete a line item

# required: line_item_id # - line_item_id: must be a hubspot line_item_id # returns: ‘success’ EasyHubspot::LineItem.delete_line_item(123) ```

Error Handling

ruby def call begin EasyHubspot::Contact.create_contact(body) rescue EasyHubspot::HubspotApiError => e # handle error code # e.message = 'Contact already exists. Existing ID: 801' Rails.logger.info(e.message) end end

Development

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake spec to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and the created tag, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/oroth8/easy_hubspot.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.