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Novu Ruby SDK Quickstart

This sample demonstrates how to trigger notifications from a Ruby app using Novu.

Configuration

Create a free account in Novu

  1. Go to Novu and click Sign Up.
  2. Use GitHub Account to login.

Obtain Credentials

Your project needs to be configured with the API key from your Novu dashboard.

Run the Quickstart

Before continuing, please ensure you have Ruby 2.6.0+ and neccessary gems to run a ruby development environment. These are required.

You can install the client library via RubyGems:

gem install novu

Or add it to your Gemfile:

gem 'novu'

Then run bundle install.

How to use

Follow the Ruby Quickstart guidelines on the documentation page.

⭐️ Why Novu?

Novu provides a unified API that makes it simple to send notifications through multiple channels, including In-App, Push, Email, SMS, and Chat. With Novu, you can create custom workflows and define conditions for each channel, ensuring that your notifications are delivered in the most effective way possible.

✨ Features

  • 🌈 Single API for all messaging providers (In-App, Email, SMS, Push, Chat)
  • 💅 Easily manage notifications over multiple channels
  • 🚀 Equipped with a CMS for advanced layouts and design management
  • 🛡 Built-in protection for missing variables (Coming Soon)
  • 📦 Easy to set up and integrate
  • 🛡 Debug and analyze multi-channel messages in a single dashboard
  • 📦 Embeddable notification center with real-time updates
  • 👨‍💻 Community driven

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.

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