This repository contains the Ruby libraries for Kiota-generated API clients.
| Gem | Description | RubyGems |
|---|---|---|
| microsoft_kiota_abstractions | Core abstractions for Kiota-generated clients | |
| microsoft_kiota_serialization_json | JSON serialization implementation | |
| microsoft_kiota_faraday | HTTP client implementation with Faraday | |
| microsoft_kiota_authentication_oauth | OAuth authentication provider |
Add the gems you need to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'microsoft_kiota_abstractions'
gem 'microsoft_kiota_serialization_json'
gem 'microsoft_kiota_faraday'
gem 'microsoft_kiota_authentication_oauth'git clone https://github.com/microsoft/kiota-ruby.git
cd kiota-ruby
bundle install
rake spec # run all tests
rake rubocop # run linterTo run tests for a specific component:
rake abstractions:spec
rake serialization-json:spec
rake http:spec
rake authentication-oauth:specTo auto-fix formatting issues:
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