Right now I can make a request as follows:
user = 'xxx'
token = 'xxx'
survey_id = 'xxx'
response = RestClient.get "https://survey.qualtrics.com/WRAPI/ControlPanel/api.php?Request=getLegacyResponseData&User=#{user}&Token=#{token}&Version=2.0&SurveyID=#{survey_id}&Format=XML"
But there should be some nicer way to do this. I've tried things like:
response = RestClient.get "https://survey.qualtrics.com/WRAPI/ControlPanel/api.php", :Request => 'getLegacyResponseData', :User => user, :Token => token, :Version => '2.0', :SurveyID => survey_id, :Format => 'XML'</code>
and variations thereof (strings instead of symbols for keys, including { and }, making the keys lower case, etc.) but none of the combinations I tried seemed to work. What's the correct syntax here?
I tried the first suggestion below. It didn't work. For the record, this works:
surveys_from_api = RestClient.get "https://survey.qualtrics.com/WRAPI/ControlPanel/api.php?Request=getSurveys&User=#{user}&Token=#{token}&Version=#{version}&Format=JSON"
but this doesn't:
surveys_from_api = RestClient.get "https://survey.qualtrics.com/WRAPI/ControlPanel/api.php", :params => {:Request => 'getSurveys', :User => user, :Token => token, :Version => version, :Format => 'JSON'}
(where I've set version = '2.0').
You need to specify query strings parameters with the symbol :params. Otherwise they will be used as headers.
Example with params:
response = RestClient.get "https://survey.qualtrics.com/WRAPI/ControlPanel/api.php", :params => {:Request => 'getLegacyResponseData', :User => user, :Token => token, :Version => '2.0', :SurveyID => survey_id, :Format => 'XML'}
I had the same problem with Rest-Client (1.7.2) I need to put both params and HTTP headers.
I solved with this syntax:
params = {id: id, device: device, status: status}
headers = {myheader: "giorgio"}
RestClient.put url, params, headers
I hate RestClient :-)
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