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Amazon Advertising API TypeScript and Node.js Unofficial SDK
Amazon Advertising API TypeScript and Node.js Unofficial SDK
This is an alpha release and is not meant for public consumption.
npm i -s amazon-advertising-api-nodejs-sdk@next
Mandatory reading: Amazon Advertising API docs
Inherits from, and implements similar interface to client-oauth2
package.
import { OAuthClient } from 'amazon-advertising-api-nodejs-sdk'
const client = new OAuthClient({
clientId: '...',
clientSecret: '...',
redirectUri: '...',
})
// get redirect URL to send the user to start OAuth flow
const uri = client.getUri()
// get token
const token = client.getToken()
// refresh existing token
const token = client.createToken('... access token ...', '... refresh token ...')
const res = await token.refresh()
The library is split into "operations", which are closely mapped to the operations (sections) of the API.
import { HttpClient, OperationProvider, ProfileOperation } from 'amazon-advertising-api-nodejs-sdk'
// HTTP Client, tailored for the Amazon Advertising API
// See other endpoints: https://advertising.amazon.com/API/docs/en-us/get-started/how-to-use-api
const httpClient = new HttpClient('https://advertising-api.amazon.com', auth)
// A provider instance, that knows how to instantiate operation classes
const operationProvider = new OperationProvider(httpClient)
// Instantiate an "operation" object
const profileOperation = operationProvider.create(ProfileOperation)
// Using the operation object to make API calls
const res = await profileOperation.listProfiles()
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Amazon Advertising API TypeScript and Node.js Unofficial SDK
We found that amazon-advertising-api-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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