CAKE Affiliate API for Node.js
CAKE is SaaS platform providing marketing intelligence for perforfmance marketers (LinkedIn). These guys have many
different APIs thus they provide big marketing platform. This module covers Affiliate APIs group.
Requirements
- CoffeeScript installed globally (for
cake build
)
Installation
npm install cake-affiliate-api --save
Example
'use strict'
var CakeAffiliateAPI = require('cake-affiliate-api')
, options
, client
options = {
"apiKey": "MY_API_KEY",
"affiliateId": "100500",
"baseUrl": "https://cake.coolnetwork.com",
"rawResponse": true
}
client = new CakeAffiliateAPI(options)
client.offerFeed({offerStatusId: 3}, handleResult)
function handleResult(err, data) {
if (err) {
}
else {
handleData(data)
}
}
API
Keep in mind that every API option which is passed in camelcase
is underscore
d before making HTTP call. So it's OK to name options like mediaTypeCategoryId
(converted to media_type_category_id
).
data
options:
- creativeName (required)
- offerLink (required)
description
defaults to null
applyForOffer(offerContractId, data, callback)
data
options:
- mediaTypeId (required)
notes
defaults to null
- agreedToTerms defaults to
false
- agreedFromIpAddress (required)
creativeFeed(exportFeedId, updatesSince, callback)
getCreativeCode(campaignId, creativeId, callback)
query
options:
startAtRow
defaults to 1
rowLimit
defaults to 0
query
options:
campaignName
defaults ''
mediaTypeCategoryId
defaults to 0
verticalCategoryId
defaults to 0
verticalId
defaults to 0
offerStatusId
defaults to 0
tagId
defaults to 0
startAtRow
defaults to 1
rowLimit
defaults to 0
sendCreativePack(campaignId, creativeId, contactId, callback)
setPixel(campaignId, pixelHtml, callback)
setPostbackURL(campaignId, postbackURL, callback)
setTestLink(campaignId, testLink, callback)
Options
-
apiKey defaults to null
-
affiliateId defaults to null
- Affiliate Id. Read documentation above.
-
baseUrl defaults to null
- API endpoint of CAKE-based network.
-
rawResponse defaults false
- If
true
xml2js is not called for XML response and it's returned as string.
-
parser defaults to null
- Should be a function like
parse(xmlString, callback)
where callback
accepts (err, response)
-
xml2jsOptions defaults to {explicitArray: false}
- Options passed to
xml2js.parseString()
. If specified will overwrite defaults. Also if specified, client won't try to process response smartly (i.e. if response outputs collection it will return raw xml2js
output instead of array).
FAQ
Why module is writted on CoffeeScript but compiled to JavaScript after npm install
?
I really like CoffeeScript for fast module development but dislike when people do something like this:
require('coffee-script');
require('./module.coffee');
Why should we do this if in the end all is compiled to JavaScript? :wink:
TODO