This project hosts the new Ads common framework for Ruby, as well as the Ruby client libraries for the various SOAP-based Ads APIs at Google.
The Ruby client libraries make it easier to write Ruby clients to programmatically access your accounts.
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- Support for logging incoming and outgoing SOAP messages
- Support for logging request information
- Based on Savon library
- Ruby 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, and 2.4 compatible
- OAuth2 and OAuth2 JWT built-in authentication
- Local validation for parameter number and type on API calls
- Thread-safe
- Ruby-like syntax, by converting all method names and properties to snake_case instead of lowerCamelCase
- Simplified development model by using arrays and hashes instead of solid objects
- (AdWords) Full support for reporting and BatchJobService uploads
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Install your library of choice using RubyGems.
$ gem install google-adwords-api
or
$ gem install google-dfp-api
Note: If you're using a version of Ruby lower than 2.2.2, you will need to manually install a previous version of Rack, a dependency of our HTTP library. You can do this with:
$ gem install rack -v 1.6.4
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Copy the sample config file (adwords_api.yml or ad_manager_api.yml) for your product to your home directory and fill out the required properties.
- Setup your OAuth2 credentials.
The AdWords and Ad Manager APIs use OAuth2 as the authentication mechanism. Follow the appropriate guide below based on your use case.
If you're accessing an API using your own credentials...
If you're accessing an API on behalf of clients...
- See each product's individual README for more specific instructions:
If you have issues directly related to the client library, use the issue tracker.
If you have issues pertaining to a specific product, use the product support forums:
Make sure to subscribe to our blog for API change announcements and other news.
To enable logging, see the library-specific README files for AdWords or Ad Manager.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for details on how to contribute.
This library has adopted the community-driven style guide hosted by bbatsov. Updates to the existing code base will be made incrementally to conform to the style defined there, and all new code will be subject to that style guide. Keep this in mind while crafting contributions.
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