Manage all your domains using Ruby

custom_report.rb

# Print my domains with expiration date and associated SSL certificate if any.

require "dnsimple"

dnsimple = Dnsimple::Client.new(
    base_url: "https://api.sandbox.dnsimple.com",
    access_token: TOKEN
)
domains = dnsimple.domains.list_domains(account_id).data
domains.each do |domain|
  print " - #{domain.name}:  #{domain.state} "
  if domain.state == 'registered'
    print "(expires on: #{domain.expires_at})"
  end
  puts
  certificates = client.certificates.certificates(account_id, domain.name).data

  unless certificates.empty?
    certificates.each do |certificate|
      print "       - #{certificate.common_name}: #{certificate.state} (years till expiry: #{certificate.years} "
      if certificate.auto_renew
        print "but will auto renew"
      end
      print ")"
      puts
    end
  end
end
          

apply_dns_template.rb

# Point a domain to hosting after registration

require "dnsimple"

dnsimple = Dnsimple::Client.new(
    base_url: "https://api.sandbox.dnsimple.com",
    access_token: TOKEN
)

# Creates a new template
template = dnsimple.templates.create_template(
    account_id,
    name: "Domain registration template",
    short_name: "after-domain-registration-template",
    description: "Point a domain to hosting after registration"
)

# Adds A record to template
dnsimple.templates.create_record(
    account_id,
    "after-domain-registration-template",
    name: "a",
    type: "A",
    content: "192.168.1.1",
    ttl: 600
)

# Register the domain. Omits contact logic for this example.
domain = dnsimple.registrar.register_domain(
    account_id,
    "domain-to-register.com",
    registrant_id: contact.id
)

# Apply the template to the registered domain
dnsimple.templates.apply_template(account_id, template, domain.data.name)