The official Ruby Gem of Greip API
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Add this line to your application's Gemfile
:
gem 'greip'
Then run the following command in your terminal:
bundle install
Or, install it with the following command:
gem install greip
Here's how you can use the Greip Gem in your Ruby project:
Use this method to retrieve the information of a given IP address.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.lookup({ ip: "1.1.1.1", params: ["security", "timezone", "currency"], lang: "EN", mode: "live" })
puts data
Use this method to retrieve threat intelligence information associated with a given IP address.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.threats({ ip: "1.1.1.1", mode: "live" })
puts data
You can use this method to retrieve the information of multiple IP addresses (no need to use the Lookup method inside a loop).
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.bulk_lookup({ ips: ["1.1.1.1", "2.2.2.2"], params: ["security", "timezone", "currency"], lang: "EN", mode: "live" })
puts data
In this method, Greip will help you lookup any given AS Number and returning all data related to it, like: name, org (the organization name), country, domain, email, phone, totalIPs, list of all routes (v4 & v6) related the given AS Number, etc.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.asn({ asn: "AS01", mode: "live" })
puts data
This method can be used to detect abuse of your website/app. It’s a great way to know more about your user inputs and whether they contain profanity (bad words) or not before releasing them to the public.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.profanity({ text: "This is just a normal text", lang: "EN", mode: "live" })
puts data
This method can help you retrieve information of the given country.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.country({ countryCode: "PS", params: ["timezone", "currency"], lang: "EN", mode: "live" })
puts data
This method provides an additional layer of validation for your system. While validating email syntax is important, it is not sufficient.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.email_validation({ email: "[email protected]", mode: "live" })
puts data
This method can be used as an extra-layer of your system for validating phone numbers. It validates phone number syntax and valid-possibility.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.phone_validation({ phone: "1234567890", countryCode: "TR", mode: "live" })
puts data
Prevent financial losses by deploying AI-Powered modules.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
payload = {
action: "purchase",
website_domain: "",
website_name: "",
merchant_id: 21,
shipment_id: 1,
transaction_id: 100,
transaction_amount: 1000000,
transaction_currency: "GBP",
cart_items: {
item_id: 1,
item_name: "Product name",
item_quantity: 1,
item_price: "1100.55",
item_category_id: 1,
},
isDigitalProducts: true,
coupon: "ASDF",
customer_id: 1,
customer_firstname: "First",
customer_lastname: "Last",
customer_pob: "London",
customer_ip: "1.1.1.1",
customer_country: "GB",
customer_region: "London",
customer_city: "London",
customer_zip: "NW10 7PQ",
customer_street: "7 Coronation Road",
customer_street2: "",
customer_latitude: 0.123,
customer_longitude: 0.123,
customer_device_id: "UNIQUE_DEVICE_ID",
customer_phone: "000000000",
customer_registration_date: 1677554670,
customer_balance: "1000.00",
customer_dob: "1997-19-05",
customer_email: "[email protected]",
customer_2fa: true,
customer_useragent: "Mozill almaden sdfwer",
shipping_country: "GB",
shipping_region: "London",
shipping_city: "London",
shipping_zip: "NW10 7PQ",
shipping_street: "7 Coronation Road",
shipping_street2: "",
shipping_latitude: 0.123,
shipping_longitude: 0.123,
billing_country: "GB",
billing_region: "London",
billing_city: "London",
billing_zip: "NW10 7PQ",
billing_street: "7 Coronation Road",
billing_street2: "",
billing_latitude: 0.123,
billing_longitude: 0.123,
payment_type: "applepay",
card_name: "First Last",
card_number: "1234XXXXXXXX1234",
card_expiry: "29/05",
cvv_result: true,
}
data = handler.payment_fraud({ data: payload })
puts data
This method allows you to validate International Bank Account Numbers (IBANs) and retrieve additional information about the country associated with the IBAN.
require 'greip'
access_token = 'your-api-key-goes-here'
handler = Greip.create(access_token)
data = handler.iban_validation({ iban: "BY86AKBB10100000002966000000" })
puts data
You can find the full guide of this package by visiting our Documentation Page.