Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'snov'
And then execute:
$ bundle install
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install snov
set SNOV_USER_ID
and SNOV_SECRET
environment variables
see https://snov.io/api#DomainSearch2
results = Snov::DomainSearch.new(domain: "octagon.com", type: "personal", limit: 10)
results.last_id
results.each do |result|
puts result.email
puts result.first_name
puts result.last_name
puts result.position
puts result.source_page
puts result.company_name
puts result.type
puts result.status
end
see https://snov.io/api#GetProfileByEmail
prospect = Snov::GetProfileByEmail.new(email: "gavin.vanrooyen@octagon.com")
puts prospect.success
puts prospect.id
puts prospect.name
puts prospect.first_name
puts prospect.last_name
puts prospect.industry
puts prospect.country
puts prospect.locality
prospect.social.each do |social_info|
puts social.link
puts social.type
end
prospect.current_jobs.each do |social_info|
puts social.company_name
puts social.position
# etc
end
# etc
see https://snov.io/api#FindProspectbyEmail
prospects = Snov::GetProspectsByEmail.new(email: "gavin.vanrooyen@octagon.com")
prospects.each do |prospect|
puts prospect.id
puts prospect.name
puts prospect.first_name
puts prospect.last_name
puts prospect.industry
puts prospect.country
puts prospect.locality
prospect.social.each do |social_info|
puts social.link
puts social.type
end
# etc
end
see https://snov.io/api#UserLists
lists = Snov::GetUserLists.new
lists.each do |list|
puts list.id
puts list.name
puts list.is_deleted
puts list.contacts
puts list.creation_date.date
puts list.deletion_date.date
end
see https://snov.io/api#ViewProspectsInList
prospects = Snov::GetProspectList.new(list_id: 1, page: 1, per_page: 100)
prospects.each do |prospect|
puts prospect.id
puts prospect.name
puts prospect.first_name
puts prospect.last_name
puts prospect.source
prospect.emails.each do |email_info|
puts email_info.email
puts email_info.is_verified
puts email_info.job_status
# etc
end
end
convenience wrapper for GetProspectList
to get all the prospects on all the pages
see https://snov.io/api#ViewProspectsInList
prospects = Snov::GetAllProspectsFromList.new(list_id: 1)
prospects.each do |prospect|
puts prospect.id
puts prospect.name
puts prospect.first_name
puts prospect.last_name
puts prospect.source
prospect.emails.each do |email_info|
puts email_info.email
puts email_info.is_verified
puts email_info.job_status
# etc
end
end
convenience wrapper for GetEmailsFromUrl
to get a prospect with social url e.g. linkedin profile url
see https://snov.io/api#GetEmailsFromUrl
prospect = Snov::GetEmailsBySocialUrl.new(url: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-doe-123456/").prospect
prospect.data.emails.each do |value|
puts value.email
puts value.status
end
prospect.data.previous_jobs.each do |value|
puts value.company_name
puts value.company_type
puts value.position
puts value.country
puts value.start_date
puts value.industry
puts value.size
end
prospect.data.current_jobs.each do |value|
puts value.company_name
puts value.company_type
puts value.position
puts value.country
puts value.start_date
puts value.industry
puts value.size
end
convenience wrapper for GetEmailsFromName
to get a prospect with name
see https://snov.io/api#EmailFinder
prospect = Snov::GetEmailsFromName.new(first_name: "gavin", last_name: "vanrooyen", domain: "octagon.com").prospect
prospect.data.emails.each do |value|
puts value.email
puts value.email_status
end
convenience wrapper for AddNamesToFindEmails
to add a prospect with name
see https://snov.io/api#AddNamestoFindEmails
added_name = Snov::AddNamesToFindEmails.new(first_name: "gavin", last_name: "vanrooyen", domain: "octagon.com").add
puts added_name.sent # true added to snov queue for searching
puts added_name.success
Snov.token_storage = Snov::InMemoryTokenStorage.new
# or
Snov.token_storage = Snov::RedisTokenStorage.new(Redis.new)
Simple example implementation of your own token storage.
class TokenStorage
def initialize
@stored_token = nil
end
def get
@stored_token
end
def set(token_hash)
@stored_token = token_hash
end
end
After checking out the repo, run bin/setup
to install dependencies. Then, run bin/rspec
to run the tests. You can also run bin/console
for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install
. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb
, and then run bundle exec rake release
, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem
file to rubygems.org.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/[USERNAME]/snov.