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autoingestion

v0.1.4

Published

Apple Auto-Ingest tool write in JavaScript for Node.js

Downloads

2

Readme

node-autoingest

NPM

NPM

Description

Apple Auto-Ingest tool write in JavaScript for Node.js. This tool for now is written in Java. So we have decided to rewrite this tool in a Node.js module to benefit from the asynchronous world that is Node.js.

Prerequesites

Download the iTunes Connect Sales And Trends Guide Apps PDF file.

How To

Install

$ npm install autoingestion

Use

Add required module.

var AutoIngestion = require('autoingestion');

Create a JSON with all required parameters.

var parameters = {
	username: 'ITUNES_CONNECT_USERNAME',
	password: 'ITUNES_CONNECT_PASSWORD',
	vendor_number: 'ITUNES_CONNECT_VENDOR_NUMBER',
	report_type: 'SALES/NEWSSTAND/OPT-IN',
	report_subtype: 'SUMMARY/DETAILED',
	date_type: 'DAILY/WEEKLY/MONTHLY/YEARLY',
	report_date: 'DAILY=YYYYMMDD/MONTHLY=YYYYMM/YEARLY=YYYY'
};

IMPORTANT :

  • All parameters are required but normaly only the report_date is optionnal.

Create a JSON with the paths where the archive will be download and extract.

var paths = {
	archive: 'PATH_WHERE_ARCHIVE_WILL_BE_DOWNLOADED',
	report: 'PATH_WHERE_ARCHIVE_WILL_BE_EXTRACTED'
};

IMPORTANT :

  • All parameters are required.

Call the downloadReportWith method with th previously created JSONs and a callback.

AutoIngestion.downloadReportWith(
	parameters,
	paths,
	function (err, filePaths) {
		if (err && (err instanceof AutoIngestion.INVALID_PARAMETERS_ERROR || err instanceof AutoIngestion.INVALID_PATHS_ERROR)) return console.log(err);
		if (err && err instanceof AutoIngestion.INVALID_FILE_SIZE_ERROR) return console.log(err);
		if (err) return console.log(err);

		console.log(filePaths);
	}
);

IMPORTANT :

  • You can have an INVALID_PARAMETERS_ERROR or INVALID_PATHS_ERROR when there is a issue with the parameters or paths JSON.
  • Paths that do not exist will be created.
  • If there is no error, the archive and report file paths will be returned as a JSON.
  • If you try to download a report that have not been generated yet by Apple, you will receive an INVALID_FILE_SIZE_ERROR because the module have downloaded an empty file. This empty file will be removed automatically.

MIT License

See LICENSE.md file.

Change Log

See CHANGE_LOG.md file.