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@datafire/mastercard_spendingpulse

v3.0.0

Published

DataFire integration for Spending Pulse

Downloads

2

Readme

@datafire/mastercard_spendingpulse

Client library for Spending Pulse

Installation and Usage

npm install --save @datafire/mastercard_spendingpulse
let mastercard_spendingpulse = require('@datafire/mastercard_spendingpulse').create();

.then(data => {
  console.log(data);
});

Description

This API will provide monthly data which includes metrics such as sales volume and growth rate.

Actions

gasweekly.get

Returns the weekly gasoline report. This resource pulls back the report with ProductLine = "US Weekly Gasoline Demand Report". Keep in mind that you must be subscribed to the gasoline weekly report to be able to receive data back from this resource.

mastercard_spendingpulse.gasweekly.get({}, context)

Input

  • input object
    • CurrentRow string: Starting record number to return.
    • Offset string: Used to restrict the number of records returned if needed to be less than max.

Output

parameters.get

Returns a distinct list of all reports are available and that one is subscribed to.

mastercard_spendingpulse.parameters.get({}, context)

Input

  • input object
    • CurrentRow string: Starting record number to return.
    • Offset string: Used to restrict the number of records returned if needed to be less than max.

Output

spendingpulse.get

Returns all Spending Pulse reports (with the exception of the gasoline weekly report, which has its own resource), that one is subscribed to.

mastercard_spendingpulse.spendingpulse.get({}, context)

Input

  • input object
    • CurrentRow string: Starting record number to return.
    • Offset string: Used to restrict the number of records returned if needed to be less than max.
    • ProductLine string: Product Line. Either ?US Executive Report? or ?Weekly Sales?
    • PublicationCoveragePeriod string: Publication Coverage Period indicates what period is to be covered, often the current report will include the month prior.
    • Country string: Country code.
    • ReportType string: Report type name, today the only report supported is "monitor".
    • Period string: Indicates the period covered by the data with possible values of - day, week, month, quarter, annual
    • Sector string: Sector name.
    • Ecomm string: Ecommerce indicator.

Output

subscription.get

Returns a list of all reports one is currently subscribed to.

mastercard_spendingpulse.subscription.get({}, context)

Input

  • input object
    • CurrentRow string: Starting record number to return.
    • Offset string: Used to restrict the number of records returned if needed to be less than max.

Output

Definitions

Error

  • Error object
    • Description string: This is the text description of the error. This is optional and will only be displayed if more information is available than is stored in the data identifier and reason code.
    • ReasonCode string: This will identify the reason for the error.
    • Recoverable boolean: This is a true/false presentation to explain if the transaction was submitted again would it be successful or not.
    • Source string: Unique identifier that attempts to define the field in error when available. If a specific field can't be identified System will be returned.

ErrorSchema

  • ErrorSchema object

Errors

  • Errors object

GasWeeklyArray

GasWeeklyList

  • GasWeeklyList object
    • Count string: Total number of records returned from the query.
    • GasWeeklyArray GasWeeklyArray
    • Message string: Success/Failure.

GasWeeklyListResponse

GasWeeklyRecord

  • GasWeeklyRecord object
    • AveragePricePerGalRegularGasoline string: Average price at the pump for all gallons sold during the reporting week.
    • Country string: Country Code.
    • PADDCode string: PADD (Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts) are defined by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The PADD Districts are New England, Central Atlantic, Lower Atlantic, Midwest, Gulf Coast, Rocky Mountain, West Coast.
    • PADDMillionsofBarrelsSold string: For the PADD being reported, the estimated number of barrels (42 U.S. gallons) of regular motor gasoline (includes all finished motor gasoline grades and formulations or blends . It does not contain diesel nor aviation fuel.) sold during the week.
    • PADDPercentChangeInBarrelsFromPriorWeek string: The percent change from one week ago in the PADDMillionsofBarrelsSold.
    • PADDPercentChangeinBarrelsfrom52WeeksAgo string: The percent change from 52 weeks ago in the PADDMillionsofBarrelsSold.
    • Period string: Indicates the period covered by the data with possible values of - day, week, month, quarter, annual
    • ProductLine string: Overall product line that the report belongs to, the only report for this resource is US Weekly Gasoline Demand Report.
    • PublicationCoveragePeriod string: Publication Coverage Period indicates what period is to be covered. For this report it will include the gasoline week ending date which will always be a Friday.
    • ReportType string: Report type name, today the only report supported is "monitor".
    • Sector string: Gas
    • Segment string: Not used.
    • SubSector string: Not used.
    • TotalBarrelsChangeFromPriorWeek string: Change in TotalMillionsOfBarrelsSold from one week ago.
    • TotalMillionsOfBarrels4WeekAverage string: Average millions of barrels of gasoline sold per week during the prior 4 weeks.
    • TotalMillionsOfBarrelsDailyAverage string: Average millions of barrels of gasoline sold per day during the week being reported.
    • TotalMillionsOfBarrelsSold string: Estimated number of barrels (42 U.S. Gallons) of regular motor gasoline (includes all finished motor gasoline grades and formulations or blends . IT does not contain diesel nor aviation fuel).
    • TotalPercentChangeInBarrelsFrom52WeeksAgo string: Percent change from 52 weeks ago in the TotalMillionsOfBarrelsSold.
    • TotalPercentChangeInBarrelsFromPriorWeek string: Percent change from one week ago in the TotalMillionsOfBarrelsSold.
    • TotalPercentChangeInThe4WeekAverageFrom52WeeksAgo string: Percent change from 52 weeks ago in the TotalMillionsOfBarrels4WeekAverage.
    • WeekEndDate string: End of week date.

Parameter

  • Parameter object
    • Country string: Country Code.
    • Ecomm string: Ecommerce indicator. "yes" or "no" are the options.
    • Period string: Indicates the period covered by the data with possible values of - day, week, month, quarter, annual
    • ProductLine string: Product lines available for the consumer ?US Executive Report? and/or ?US Weekly Gasoline Report?.
    • PublicationCoveragePeriod string: Publication Coverage Period indicates what period is to be covered by the current report.
    • ReportType string: Report type name, today the only report supported is "monitor".
    • Sector string: Sector name/id.

ParameterArray

  • ParameterArray object

ParameterList

  • ParameterList object
    • Count string: Total number of records returned from the query.
    • Message string: Success/Failure.
    • ParameterArray ParameterArray

ParameterListResponse

SpendingPulseArray

SpendingPulseList

  • SpendingPulseList object
    • Count string: Total number of records returned from the query.
    • Message string: Success/Failure.
    • SpendingPulseArray SpendingPulseArray

SpendingPulseListResponse

SpendingPulseRecord

  • SpendingPulseRecord object
    • Country string: Country Code.
    • CurrencyOfForSalesValue string: A value to indicate the currency in which the sales value is being reported. For sales index values, this field is not used.
    • Ecomm string: Ecommerce indicator. "yes" or "no" are the options.
    • ImpliedDeflatorMonthOverMonthChange string: Percent change from one month ago in the implied deflator (the deflator is used in seasonal adjustment calculation).
    • ImpliedDeflatorYearOverYearChange string: Percent change from one year ago in the implied deflator (the deflator is used in seasonal adjustment calculation).
    • NonGregorianReportingPeriod string: For only those data reported by a non-Gregorian calendar (e.g. US Sectors which are reported based on the National Retail Federation 4-5-4 calendar) this value designates the retail period being reported. As an example, for the US apparel sector, for Period Date = February 2015, the reporting period is 2015-01 (February is the first month of US retail year 2015).
    • Period string: Indicates the period covered by the data with possible values of - day, week, month, quarter, annual
    • PeriodEndDate string: Date indicating the end of the period covered by ensuing data.
    • PeriodStartDate string: Date indicating the beginning of the period covered by ensuing data.
    • PriceAdjustmentFlag string: Price adjustment indicator.
    • PriceIndex3MonthMovingAverageChange string: Percent change from one year ago in the three-month moving PriceIndexValue average.
    • PriceIndexMonthOverMonthChange string: Percent change from one month ago in the PriceIndexValue.
    • PriceIndexValue string: Published price index value for the period being reported. Not a currency value - a decimal index value. The price index takes into account both the average ticket value and the size of the basket. Changes in either will be reflected in the price index changes.
    • PriceIndexYearOverYearChange string: Percent change from one year ago in the PriceIndexValue.
    • ProductLine string: Product line, either for this resource it will be ?US Executive".
    • PublicationCoveragePeriod string: Publication Coverage Period indicates what period is to be covered, often the current report will include the month prior.
    • ReportType string: Report type name, today the only report supported is "monitor".
    • ReportingCalender string: Value indicates calendar used for periodic aggregation (e.g. "G" = Gregorian, "454" = US Retail, "445" = UK ONS, etc.) Please note that some data are reported under more than one calendar. As a result, in order to uniquely identify the data being reported, the reporting calendar must be included.
    • Sales3MonthMovingAverageChange string: Percent change from one year ago in the three-month moving SalesIndexValue average.
    • SalesMonthOverMonthChange string: Percent change from one month ago in the SalesValueIndex.
    • SalesValueIndex string: Aggregated/computed value of sales for the period being reported. This may be an index value (not a currency value - just a decimal value) or it may be a currency value that would typically be in local currency (dollar, pound, yen, etc.)
    • SalesYearOverYearChange string: Percent change from one year ago in the SalesValueIndex.
    • SalesYearToDateChange string: Percent change from year ago.
    • SameStoreSalesIndex3MonthMovingAverageChange string: Percent change from one month ago in the SameStoreSalesIndex.
    • SameStoreSalesIndexYearOverYearChange string: Percent change from one year ago in the SameStoreSalesIndex.
    • SeasonalAdjustmentFlag string: Seasonal data adjustment indicator.
    • Sector string: Sector name/id.
    • Segment string: Sub unit within a sector e.g. Sector = restaurant; SubSector = Full Service; Segment = Fine Dining.
    • SubGeographyValue string: For those data reported by sub-geographies (e.g. regions, states, etc.) the sub-geography being reported.
    • SubSector string: Sub unit within a sector e.g. Sector = Electronics & Appliances; SubSector = Electronics.
    • TransactionIndex3MonthMovingAverageChange string: Percent change from one year ago in the three-month moving TransactionIndexValue average.
    • TransactionIndexMonthOverMonthChange string: Percent change from one month ago in the TransactionIndexValue.
    • TransactionIndexValue string: Published transaction index value for the period being reported. Not a currency value - a decimal index value. The transaction index is a relative indication of transactions volume in the sector/sub-sector/segment being reported.
    • TransactionIndexYearOverYearChange string: Percent change from one year ago in the TransactionIndexValue.

Subscription

  • Subscription object
    • Country string: Country Code.
    • Ecomm string: Ecommerce indicator. "yes" or "no" are the options.
    • Period string: Indicates the period covered by the data with possible values of - day, week, month, quarter, annual
    • ReportType string: Report type name, today the only report supported is "monitor".
    • Sector string: Sector name.

SubscriptionArray

  • SubscriptionArray object

SubscriptionList

  • SubscriptionList object
    • Count string: Total number of records returned from the query.
    • Message string: Success/Failure
    • SubscriptionArray SubscriptionArray

SubscriptionListResponse