Ruby
Get started with Orshot Ruby SDK
Installation#
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'orshot'And then execute:
$ bundleOr install it yourself as:
$ gem install orshotInitialise a client#
require 'orshot'
client = Orshot::Client.new('<ORSHOT_API_KEY>')Render from a template#
response = client.render_from_template({
'template_id' => 'open-graph-image-1',
'modifications' => {'title': 'From ruby sdk new'},
'response_type' => 'base64',
'response_format' => 'png'
})Generate a Signed URL#
response = client.generate_signed_url({
'template_id' => 'open-graph-image-1',
'modifications' => {'title': 'From ruby sdk new'},
'render_type' => 'images',
'response_format' => 'png',
'expires_at': 1744276943
})Example#
base64 response format
require 'orshot'
client = Orshot::Client.new('<ORSHOT_API_KEY>')
response = client.render_from_template({
'template_id' => 'open-graph-image-1',
'modifications' => {'title': 'From ruby sdk new'},
'response_type' => 'base64',
'response_format' => 'png'
})binary response format
require 'orshot'
client = Orshot::Client.new('<ORSHOT_API_KEY>')
File.open("og.png", "w") do |file|
response = client.render_from_template({
'template_id' => 'open-graph-image-1',
'modifications' => {'title': 'From ruby sdk new'},
'response_type' => 'binary',
'response_format' => 'png'
})
file.binmode
file.write(response)
endData is written to the file og.png
url response format
require 'orshot'
client = Orshot::Client.new('<ORSHOT_API_KEY>')
response = client.render_from_template({
'template_id' => 'open-graph-image-1',
'modifications' => {'title': 'From ruby sdk new'},
'response_type' => 'url',
'response_format' => 'png'
})Signed URL#
require 'orshot'
client = Orshot::Client.new('<ORSHOT_API_KEY>')
response = client.generate_signed_url({
'template_id' => 'open-graph-image-1',
'modifications' => {'title': 'From ruby sdk new'},
'render_type' => 'images',
'response_format' => 'png',
'expires_at' => 1744276943
})render_from_template#
Use this function to render an image/pdf. This method accepts a hash with the following keys
| key | required | description |
|---|---|---|
template_id | Yes | ID of the template (open-graph-image-1, tweet-image-1, beautify-screenshot-1, ...) |
modifications | Yes | Modifications for the selected template. |
response_type | No | base64, binary, url (Defaults to base64). |
response_format | No | png, webp, pdf, jpg, jpeg (Defaults to png). |
For available templates and their modifications refer Orshot Templates Page
generate_signed_url#
Use this function to generate signed URL. This method accepts a hash with the following keys
| key | required | description |
|---|---|---|
template_id | Yes | ID of the template (open-graph-image-1, tweet-image-1, beautify-screenshot-1, ...) |
modifications | Yes | Modifications for the selected template. |
expires_at | Yes | Expires at in unix timestamp (Number). |
render_type | No | images, pdfs (Defaults to images). |
response_format | No | png, webp, pdf, jpg, jpeg (Defaults to png). |

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