Appnexus API Wrapper

An unofficial Ruby API Wrapper for the Appnexus Service APIs.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'appnexusapi'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install appnexusapi

Usage

Establish a connection:

connection = AppnexusApi::Connection.new(
  'username' => 'username',
  'password' => 'password',
  'logger'   => Logger.new(STDOUT) # defaults to a null logger if no value passed in.

  # Defaults to connecting to https://api.appnexus.com/ but you can optionally pass a uri to
  # connect to another endpoint, e.g. the staging site could be
  # "uri" => 'http://api-test.appnexus.com',


)

Use a Service:

member_service = AppnexusApi::MemberService.new(connection)
# get always returns an array of results
# and defaults "num_elements" to 100 and "start_element" to 0
# and returns an AppnexusApi::Resource object which is a wrapper around the JSON
member = member_service.get.first

line_item_service = AppnexusApi::LineItemService.new(connection)
line_item = line_item_service.get.first
line_item = line_item_service.get({advertiser_id: 12345}).first

# create a new object
url_params  = { advertiser_id: 12345 }
body_params = { name: "some line item", code: "line item code"}

line_item = line_item_service.create(url_params, body_params)
line_item.state


# update an object
update_params = { state: "inactive" }
json_result = line_item.update(url_params, update_params)

# delete an object
line_item.delete(url_params)

# this raises an AppnexusApi::UnprocessableEntity, not a 404 as it should
line_item_service.get(line_item.id)

new_creative = {
  "content"   => "<iframe src='helloword.html'></iframe>",
  "width" => "300",
  "height" => "250",
  "template"  =>{ "id" => 7 }
}
creative = creative_service.create(new_creative)
creative.update("campaign" => "Testing")

Testing

Running Existing Specs

bundle exec rspec

Writing New Specs or Updating Old Ones

This library uses VCR and Webmock to record API call HTTP data and play it back when you run the specs. To write new specs or update old ones, however, you will need to actually provide a valid login/password in a .env file (see env_example for an example) before launching the specs.

To update a spec, simply remove the relevant file from spec/fixtures/vcr (and setup the username/password) before launching rspec; the changes will be recorded automatically by VCR.

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Make changes (with tests -- at least integration tests, please)
4. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
5. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
6. Create new Pull Request