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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded Ruby code samples across three OpenAPI specification files (account-management, email-sending, and sandbox) demonstrating usage of the Mailtrap Ruby client library for various API operations without modifying endpoint definitions or schemas. Changes
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941-941: Unify placeholder naming in Ruby samples for copy/paste clarity.Line 941 uses
PROJECT_ID, while other placeholders use theYOUR_*style (e.g.,YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID). The same mixed pattern appears in other new snippets (INBOX_ID,MESSAGE_ID,ATTACHMENT_ID). Consider standardizing toYOUR_PROJECT_ID,YOUR_INBOX_ID, etc.Based on learnings "replace actual environment variable references with clear placeholders (e.g., YOUR_API_KEY, YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID) to avoid leaking secrets in documentation."
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@specs/sandbox.openapi.yml` at line 941, The Ruby sample uses inconsistent placeholder names (e.g., inboxes.create(... project_id: PROJECT_ID)) which should be standardized to the YOUR_* style; update PROJECT_ID → YOUR_PROJECT_ID and similarly replace INBOX_ID, MESSAGE_ID, ATTACHMENT_ID, ACCOUNT_ID, API_KEY, etc. in the affected snippets (look for calls like inboxes.create(name: 'My Test Inbox', project_id: PROJECT_ID), messages.get(INBOX_ID, MESSAGE_ID), attachments.upload(ATTACHMENT_ID), and any other occurrences listed in the comment) so all placeholders read like YOUR_PROJECT_ID, YOUR_INBOX_ID, YOUR_MESSAGE_ID, YOUR_ATTACHMENT_ID, YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, YOUR_API_KEY for consistent copy/paste safety.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@specs/email-sending.openapi.yml`:
- Around line 124-135: The Ruby examples that create a sending domain use the
wrong field name: replace domain.name with domain.domain_name in every Ruby
snippet that instantiates Mailtrap::Client and uses
Mailtrap::SendingDomainsAPI#create (look for the snippets that call
Mailtrap::SendingDomainsAPI.new(YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, client) and assign the result
to domain); update all three occurrences so the output prints domain.domain_name
instead of domain.name.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@specs/sandbox.openapi.yml`:
- Line 941: The Ruby sample uses inconsistent placeholder names (e.g.,
inboxes.create(... project_id: PROJECT_ID)) which should be standardized to the
YOUR_* style; update PROJECT_ID → YOUR_PROJECT_ID and similarly replace
INBOX_ID, MESSAGE_ID, ATTACHMENT_ID, ACCOUNT_ID, API_KEY, etc. in the affected
snippets (look for calls like inboxes.create(name: 'My Test Inbox', project_id:
PROJECT_ID), messages.get(INBOX_ID, MESSAGE_ID),
attachments.upload(ATTACHMENT_ID), and any other occurrences listed in the
comment) so all placeholders read like YOUR_PROJECT_ID, YOUR_INBOX_ID,
YOUR_MESSAGE_ID, YOUR_ATTACHMENT_ID, YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, YOUR_API_KEY for
consistent copy/paste safety.
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| require 'mailtrap' | ||
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| client = Mailtrap::Client.new(api_key: ENV['MAILTRAP_API_KEY']) | ||
| sending_domains = Mailtrap::SendingDomainsAPI.new(YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, client) | ||
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| domain = sending_domains.create(domain_name: 'example.com') | ||
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| puts "Created domain: #{domain.name}" | ||
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Use domain.domain_name instead of domain.name in Ruby sending-domain samples.
The Ruby Mailtrap::SendingDomain struct defines the field as domain_name, not name. Update the three code samples at lines 124-135, 267-277, and 385-395.
Required changes
- puts "Created domain: #{domain.name}"
+ puts "Created domain: #{domain.domain_name}"- puts "Domain: #{domain.name}"
+ puts "Domain: #{domain.domain_name}"- puts "Domain: #{domain.name}"
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| label: Ruby | |
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| require 'mailtrap' | |
| client = Mailtrap::Client.new(api_key: ENV['MAILTRAP_API_KEY']) | |
| sending_domains = Mailtrap::SendingDomainsAPI.new(YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, client) | |
| domain = sending_domains.create(domain_name: 'example.com') | |
| puts "Created domain: #{domain.name}" | |
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| - lang: ruby | |
| label: Ruby | |
| source: | | |
| require 'mailtrap' | |
| client = Mailtrap::Client.new(api_key: ENV['MAILTRAP_API_KEY']) | |
| sending_domains = Mailtrap::SendingDomainsAPI.new(YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, client) | |
| domain = sending_domains.create(domain_name: 'example.com') | |
| puts "Created domain: #{domain.domain_name}" | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@specs/email-sending.openapi.yml` around lines 124 - 135, The Ruby examples
that create a sending domain use the wrong field name: replace domain.name with
domain.domain_name in every Ruby snippet that instantiates Mailtrap::Client and
uses Mailtrap::SendingDomainsAPI#create (look for the snippets that call
Mailtrap::SendingDomainsAPI.new(YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, client) and assign the result
to domain); update all three occurrences so the output prints domain.domain_name
instead of domain.name.
| client = Mailtrap::Client.new(api_key: ENV['MAILTRAP_API_KEY']) | ||
| billing = Mailtrap::BillingAPI.new(YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, client) | ||
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It's just an expression, maybe we should print it? I see we do that in some examples and in some not, there's no consistency.
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