Vestacp

VestaCP API bindings on ruby. For now, only with user accounts, but that's simple — to make it work with another api functions.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'vestacp'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install vestacp

Usage

Vestacp::Account.information({username: 'admin'})

will return

{:error=>false,
 :response=>
  {"admin"=>
    {"FNAME"=>"System",
     "LNAME"=>"Administrator",
     "PACKAGE"=>"default",
     "WEB_TEMPLATE"=>"default",
     "BACKEND_TEMPLATE"=>"",
     "PROXY_TEMPLATE"=>"default",
     "DNS_TEMPLATE"=>"default",
     "WEB_DOMAINS"=>"100",
     "WEB_ALIASES"=>"100",
     "DNS_DOMAINS"=>"100",
     "DNS_RECORDS"=>"100",
     "MAIL_DOMAINS"=>"100",
     "MAIL_ACCOUNTS"=>"100",
     "DATABASES"=>"100",
     "CRON_JOBS"=>"100",
     "DISK_QUOTA"=>"10000",
     "BANDWIDTH"=>"100000",
     "NS"=>"ns1.localhost.ltd, ns2.localhost.ltd",
     "SHELL"=>"bash",
     "BACKUPS"=>"3",
     "CONTACT"=>"[email protected]",
     "CRON_REPORTS"=>"yes",
     "RKEY"=>"YTTyCNpySz",
     "SUSPENDED"=>"no",
     "SUSPENDED_USERS"=>"0",
     "SUSPENDED_WEB"=>"0",
     "SUSPENDED_DNS"=>"0",
     "SUSPENDED_MAIL"=>"0",
     "SUSPENDED_DB"=>"0",
     "SUSPENDED_CRON"=>"0",
     "IP_AVAIL"=>"1",
     "IP_OWNED"=>"1",
     "U_USERS"=>"1",
     "U_DISK"=>"0",
     "U_DISK_DIRS"=>"0",
     "U_DISK_WEB"=>"0",
     "U_DISK_MAIL"=>"0",
     "U_DISK_DB"=>"0",
     "U_BANDWIDTH"=>"0",
     "U_WEB_DOMAINS"=>"1",
     "U_WEB_SSL"=>"0",
     "U_WEB_ALIASES"=>"1",
     "U_DNS_DOMAINS"=>"1",
     "U_DNS_RECORDS"=>"11",
     "U_MAIL_DOMAINS"=>"1",
     "U_MAIL_DKIM"=>"0",
     "U_MAIL_ACCOUNTS"=>"0",
     "U_DATABASES"=>"1",
     "U_CRON_JOBS"=>"7",
     "U_BACKUPS"=>"0",
     "LANGUAGE"=>"en",
     "HOME"=>"/home/admin",
     "TIME"=>"06:03:09",
     "DATE"=>"2015-07-18"}}}

etc..

Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/okdas/vestacp/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request