[WIP] Add Lead class

[nolastan]

This is a work-in-progress not ready for merging.

Went beyond scope of branch name :P

[nolastan]

Note that to run tests you'll have to do foreman run bundle exec rspec spec. Would be great if there's a way to run foreman by default.

[nolastan]

Not sure if it's a good idea to create a remote object in the initializer...?

So Zohoho::Lead.new("foo@bar.com") would create a new Zoho lead. Would it be better to do Zohoho::Lead.new("foo@bar.com").save?

[KentonWhite]

This is looking pretty good. Looking forward to when it's working

One small point -- I wouldn't hard code the token into the into the initializer through the ENV hash. This is assuming a particular environment. In most other gems of this nature, the token is retrieved outside the gem and passed in through the initializer.

Regarding the question about creating a remote object in the initializer... When the connection object is created, it is just initialized -- no connection is made to the Zoho servers on creation. The remote connection is only made once the call method is invoked.
Kenton White

On Sep 19, 2012, at 8:59 PM, Stan notifications@github.com wrote:

In lib/zohoho/lead.rb:

@@ -0,0 +1,65 @@
+module Zohoho

• require 'httparty'
• require 'json'
• require 'xmlsimple'
• require 'date'
• require 'open-uri'

• class Lead
• include HTTParty
• attr_accessor :id, :owner_id, :owner_name, :first_name, :last_name, :email, :source

• def initialize(email = nil, info = {})

•  @conn = Zohoho::Connection.new 'CRM', ENV['TOKEN']
  

•  if email
  

  Not sure if it's a good idea to create a remote object in the initializer...?

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