garf for Bid Manager API
garf-bid-manager simplifies fetching data from Bid Manager API using SQL-like queries.
Prerequisites
- Bid Manager API enabled.
- Credentials configured.
Installation
pip install garf-bid-manager
Usage
Run as a library
from garf.community.google.bid_manager import BidManagerApiReportFetcher
from garf.io import writer
# Fetch report
query = """
SELECT
advertiser_name,
metric_clicks AS clicks
FROM standard
WHERE advertiser = 1
AND dataRange IN (2025-01-01, 2025-12-31)
"""
fetched_report = BidManagerApiReportFetcher() .fetch(query, query=query)
# Write report to console
console_writer = writer.create_writer('console')
console_writer.write(fetched_report, 'output')
Run via CLI
Install
garf-executorspackage to run queries via CLI (pip install garf-executors).
garf <PATH_TO_QUERIES> --source bid-manager \
--output <OUTPUT_TYPE> \
--source.<SOURCE_PARAMETER=VALUE>
where:
<PATH_TO_QUERIES>- local or remove files containing queriesoutput- output supported bygarf-iolibrary.<SOURCE_PARAMETER=VALUE- key-value pairs to refine fetching, check available source parameters.
Available source parameters
| name | values | comments |
|---|---|---|
credentials_file |
File with Oauth or service account credentials | You can expose credentials_file as GARF_BID_MANAGER_CREDENTIALS_FILE ENV variable |
auth_mode |
Type of authentication: oauth or service_account |
oauth is the default mode |
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