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A simple ruby wrapper for the AdCenter API based on the gem "google-ads-common".
# install in your gem file
gem 'adcenter_api', :git => 'https://github.com/weboglobin/adcenter_api.git'
# initialize the client
client = AdcenterApi::Api.new(
{
:authentication => {
:method => 'ClientLogin',
:developer_token => 'DEVELOPER_TOKEN',
:user_name => 'USERNAME',
:password => 'PASSWORD',
:customer_id => 'customer_id', # may be optional for some requests
:customer_account_id => 'customer_account_id' # may be optional for some requests
},
:service => {:environment => 'PRODUCTION'},
:library => {:log_level => 'DEBUG'}
})
# select the service and the API version (:v7 or :v8)
administration_service = client.service(:AdministrationService, :v7)
# send your request
result = administration_service.get_assigned_quota()
# select another service
campaign_service = client.service(:CampaignManagementService, :v7)
# send another request
result = campaign_service.get_campaigns_by_account_id({:account_id => 00000})
# create a campaign
result2 = campaign_service.add_campaigns({:account_id => 00000,
:campaigns => {:campaign => [{:budget_type => "DailyBudgetWithMaximumMonthlySpend",
:conversion_tracking_enabled => false,
:daily_budget => 5,
:daylight_saving => false,
:description => "A perfect new campaign",
:monthly_budget => 50,
:name => "perfectcampaign",
:time_zone => "BrusselsCopenhagenMadridParis"}]
}
})
The tests still have to be written. Any help is welcome !
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We found that adcenter_api 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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