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@knennigtri/at-tool

v1.0.3

Published

CLI for the Adobe Target API

Downloads

1

Readme

Contents

Adobe Target automations

Actions currently supported:

  • Create Target offers based on HTML files
  • Delete Target offers based on modifiedAt string

Command Line Tool

Run commands on a single Adobe organization

 at-tool -a aio-auth.json [ARGS]

Run commands on many Adobe organizations

 at-tool -a path/to/auth/jsons [ARGS]

Create HTML offers based on a folder of HTML files:

 at-tool -a aio-auth.json offers:create folder/of/html/files

Create a single HTML offer:

 at-tool -a aio-auth.json offers:create path/to/myOffer.html

Delete all offers created in January 2024:

 at-tool -a aio-auth.json offers:delete "2024-01"

Create config file for Authentication

  1. Create and Adobe IO project
    1. Add the Adobe Target API
      1. Select oAuth Credentials
    2. Go to the Credentials screen and download the JSON.

For OAuth credentials, verify the JSON contains at least:

{
  "ORG_ID": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@AdobeOrg",
  "CLIENT_SECRETS": [ "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" ],
  "CLIENT_ID": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
  "SCOPES": [
    "xxxxxxxxx",
    "xxxxxxxxx",
    "xxxxxxxxx"
  ]
}

If running this tool with many Adobe Organizations, you will need to create a AIO Project and download the oAuth json per Organization. Add all the jsons to a single folder to run the tool against all Adobe organizations using at-tool -a path/to/aio/jsons/

Usage

at-tool -h

Usage: at-tool TYPE:MODE DATA

 TYPE: offers | audiences
 MODE: create | delete

Required:
  -A, --auth <auth.json>      AIO project json or oAuth json

Options:
  -v, --version               Displays version of this package
  -h, --help
  -d, --debug                 See debug Options

Optionally use: at-tool -h auth|offers|audiences

Offer Deletion

Offers are deleted based on the modifiedAt property. The Adobe Target API stores the last modified string as: "modifiedAt": "2023-12-20T18:11:22Z"

The at-tool checks modifiedAt.contains("searchString"). If true, the offer is deleted.