AdsML is a suite of business-to-business electronic commerce standards intended to support the exchange of advertising business messages and content delivery using XML. Typical users include newspapers, advertising agencies, broadcasters and others who buy or sell advertising.
This module is a part-implementation of the protocol in Python. Currently it implements part of the AdsML-Bookings component of the standard.
Currently built for Python 3 only - please let me know if you require Python 2 support.
Installation
Installing from PyPI:
pip install adsml
Usage
Example:
import adsml
parser = AdsMLParser("adsml-file.txt")
# process the header
header = parser.get_header()
order = parser.get_order()
print ("Order: {}: (buyers ref {})".format(order, order.buyers_reference))
print ("Booking party: {}".format(order.booking_party))
print ("Selling party: {}".format(order.selling_party))
print ("Campaign: {}".format(order.campaign))
print ("Payer information: {}".format(order.payer_information))
print ("Placement: {}".format(order.placement))
print ("Notes: {})".format(order.notes))
Release notes
0.1 - First working release, pinned to Python 3 only (use pip >9.0 to ensure pip Python version requirement works properly)
1 maintainer
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