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Ruby Gem for interacting with RESTlets
A few weeks ago, I finished cleaning up and open sourcing some simple Ruby code that makes it much easier to interact with NetSuite RESTlets from a Ruby environment. I figured I'd post a note here in case it would be helpful for anyone:
http://www.bendifrancesco.com/ruby/netsuite/2014/06/13/2014-SuiteRest-Gem-Available/
This Gem can be useful for integrations with Rails apps or just for scripting local programs to pull data or take actions from/in NetSuite. Feedback is more than welcomed on GitHub.
Cheers,
Ben
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