Ruby client for Circle's Web3 Services API.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem "circle-w3s-ruby"
And then execute:
bundle install
Or install it yourself as:
gem install circle-w3s-ruby
First, configure the client with your API credentials:
CircleW3s.configure do |config|
config.access_token = "TEST_API_KEY:your-key-id:your-key-secret"
config.host = "https://api-sandbox.circle.com"
config.entity_secret = "your-entity-secret" # 32-byte hex string
end
# Create API client
client = CircleW3s::ApiClient.new(CircleW3s.configuration)
wallet_sets_api = CircleW3s::WalletSetsApi.new(client)
# Get wallet sets
response = wallet_sets_api.get_wallet_sets
puts response.data # Access the wallet sets data
# Create API client
client = CircleW3s::ApiClient.new(CircleW3s.configuration)
wallet_sets_api = CircleW3s::WalletSetsApi.new(client)
# Create request with automatically generated entity_secret_ciphertext
request = CircleW3s::CreateWalletSetRequest.new(
name: "My First Wallet Set",
entity_secret_ciphertext: CircleW3s.configuration.generate_entity_secret_ciphertext
)
# Create wallet set
response = wallet_sets_api.create_wallet_set(request)
puts response.data # Access the created wallet set data
All API responses are wrapped in a structured object with the following attributes:
data
: The actual response datasuccess
: Boolean indicating if the request was successfulstatus
: HTTP status code
The client will raise exceptions for various error cases:
CircleW3s::UnauthorizedError
: 401 authentication errorsCircleW3s::ApiError
: Other API errors
begin
response = wallet_sets_api.get_wallet_sets
rescue CircleW3s::UnauthorizedError => e
puts "Authentication failed: #{e.message}"
rescue CircleW3s::ApiError => e
puts "API error: #{e.message}"
end