# amazonadapi
Client for the Amazon Ad API
# Notes:
#
# The Amazon Ad API pulls only the IDs for each ad tech object.
# E.G. client.get_orders('AD_ID') just returns the order IDs.
# Take the array of order IDs and call client.get_order('ORDER_ID').
#
order_ids = client.get_orders('AD_ID')
for order_id in order_ids:
order = client.get_order(order_id)
# FOR ETL or automated job servers, e.g. SMP, use the following to initialize:
from amazonadapi import AmazonClient
import os
client = AmazonClient()
client.refresh_token = os.environ['AMZN_REFRESH_TOKEN']
client.auto_refresh_token()
client.set_region()
client.get_profiles()
client.profile_id = 'BE_SURE_TO_SET_THIS_FOR_YOUR_ORGANIZATION'
client.get_advertisers()
client.get_orders('AD_ID')
client.get_order('ORDER_ID')
# Sample code for using browser and command-line to auth:
from amazonadapi import AmazonClient
client = AmazonClient()
client.cli_auth_dance()
client.get_profiles()
client.profile_id = 'BE_SURE_TO_SET_THIS'
# create an order
order = AmazonOrder()
order.advertiserId = '3678742709207'
order.name = 'amazon api test {}'.format(time.time())
order.startDateTime = 1511909961000 # unix time * 1000
order.endDateTime = 1512514761000 # unix time * 1000
hash_order = {"object": {
"advertiserId": {
"value": order.advertiserId
},
"name": order.name,
"startDateTime": order.startDateTime,
"endDateTime": order.endDateTime,
"deliveryActivationStatus": order.status
}
}
created_order = client.create_order(hash_order)
# create a line item
line_item = AmazonLineItem()
line_item.orderId = 'ORDER_ID'
line_item.advertiserId = 'AD_ID'
line_item.name = 'Test API Line Item Creation'
# types: NON_GUARANTEED_DISPLAY,NON_GUARANTEED_MOBILE_APP,NON_GUARANTEED_VIDEO
line_item.type = 'NON_GUARANTEED_DISPLAY'
line_item.startDateTime = 1506873006000
line_item.endDateTime = 1507045806000
line_item.status = 'INACTIVE'
line_item.budget['amount'] = 100
line_item.budget['deliveryProfile'] = 'FRONTLOADED'
line_item.budget['deliveryBuffer'] = 1
# recurrenceTypes: DAILY, MONTHLY, LIFETIME
line_item.deliveryCaps.append({'amount': 0.9, 'recurrenceType': 'DAILY'})
hashline_item = {"object": {
"orderId": {
"value": line_item.orderId
},
"advertiserId": {
"value": line_item.advertiserId
},
"name": line_item.name,
"type": line_item.type,
"startDateTime": line_item.startDateTime,
"endDateTime": line_item.endDateTime,
"deliveryActivationStatus": line_item.status,
"budget" : line_item.budget,
"deliveryCaps" : line_item.deliveryCaps
}
}
result = client.create_line_item(hashline_item)
client.create_line_item(hashline_item)
Client for the Amazon Ad API
# Notes:
#
# The Amazon Ad API pulls only the IDs for each ad tech object.
# E.G. client.get_orders('AD_ID') just returns the order IDs.
# Take the array of order IDs and call client.get_order('ORDER_ID').
#
order_ids = client.get_orders('AD_ID')
for order_id in order_ids:
order = client.get_order(order_id)
# FOR ETL or automated job servers, e.g. SMP, use the following to initialize:
from amazonadapi import AmazonClient
import os
client = AmazonClient()
client.refresh_token = os.environ['AMZN_REFRESH_TOKEN']
client.auto_refresh_token()
client.set_region()
client.get_profiles()
client.profile_id = 'BE_SURE_TO_SET_THIS_FOR_YOUR_ORGANIZATION'
client.get_advertisers()
client.get_orders('AD_ID')
client.get_order('ORDER_ID')
# Sample code for using browser and command-line to auth:
from amazonadapi import AmazonClient
client = AmazonClient()
client.cli_auth_dance()
client.get_profiles()
client.profile_id = 'BE_SURE_TO_SET_THIS'
# create an order
order = AmazonOrder()
order.advertiserId = '3678742709207'
order.name = 'amazon api test {}'.format(time.time())
order.startDateTime = 1511909961000 # unix time * 1000
order.endDateTime = 1512514761000 # unix time * 1000
hash_order = {"object": {
"advertiserId": {
"value": order.advertiserId
},
"name": order.name,
"startDateTime": order.startDateTime,
"endDateTime": order.endDateTime,
"deliveryActivationStatus": order.status
}
}
created_order = client.create_order(hash_order)
# create a line item
line_item = AmazonLineItem()
line_item.orderId = 'ORDER_ID'
line_item.advertiserId = 'AD_ID'
line_item.name = 'Test API Line Item Creation'
# types: NON_GUARANTEED_DISPLAY,NON_GUARANTEED_MOBILE_APP,NON_GUARANTEED_VIDEO
line_item.type = 'NON_GUARANTEED_DISPLAY'
line_item.startDateTime = 1506873006000
line_item.endDateTime = 1507045806000
line_item.status = 'INACTIVE'
line_item.budget['amount'] = 100
line_item.budget['deliveryProfile'] = 'FRONTLOADED'
line_item.budget['deliveryBuffer'] = 1
# recurrenceTypes: DAILY, MONTHLY, LIFETIME
line_item.deliveryCaps.append({'amount': 0.9, 'recurrenceType': 'DAILY'})
hashline_item = {"object": {
"orderId": {
"value": line_item.orderId
},
"advertiserId": {
"value": line_item.advertiserId
},
"name": line_item.name,
"type": line_item.type,
"startDateTime": line_item.startDateTime,
"endDateTime": line_item.endDateTime,
"deliveryActivationStatus": line_item.status,
"budget" : line_item.budget,
"deliveryCaps" : line_item.deliveryCaps
}
}
result = client.create_line_item(hashline_item)
client.create_line_item(hashline_item)
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