I want to import my applications credit usage into an excel spreadsheet or a local database.
Is there an api to get the usage stats?
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We want to build a mobile app that will use Google Fit API, and I searched for some time, but I didn't understand if this API is free or not? Did anyone use this API? Does exist a free tier or can anyone provide a webpage where I can find prices for using this?
Thanks a lot!
We're currently using google big query data transfer to import google ads data to Google Big Query. In the ads account we're running mostly mobile app campaign, with two type of campaign (acquisition & reengagement).
From what we see the data from acquisition campaign is successfully transferred to Google Big Query, but the data for reengagement campaign is not transferred at all.
Our question is, is this a technical limitation from the data transfer itself? Or do we do something wrong in the set up ? AFAIK, during the configuration we only need to connect to the google ads account without choosing which campaign / campaign type that we want to transfer. Any pointer & guideline is really appreciated, thanks!
I am currently exporting CSV files from Twitter Analytics for Impressions, Engagement and Cost purposes for a dashboarding and analysis tool.
Does Twitter have an API for that? Do they provide it for high paying clients only? I was told that some companies are able to download the insights automatically.
Thank you!
They currently don't offer a public API for that (frustrating), but I wrote a Python script that logs in and downloads the CSV programmatically: https://github.com/ashleycoxley/twitter-analytics-export
A bit late to the party. There is a hackish python package that does the work.
$ pip install twitter-analytics
More here: https://github.com/philippe2803/twitter-analytics-wrapper
Disclaimer: I'm the author.
Twitter doesn't offer a public API for that, but there are paid services that have free trials if this isn't a regular task. Crowdbabble creates data visualizations using the Twitter API and can export to CSV, PDF, or PNG (or scheduled reports that go to your email automatically). They download the insights via the API.
I have a few questions:
Do the “Sales and Trends report” provides info about in-app purchase and organic traffic?
How can I upload the data from “Sales and Trends report”?
I’ve heard about method through using java classes?
The reports you can download from the Sales & Trends section of iTunes Connect do give you aggregate transactional information about in-app purchases but not about organic traffic. Apple doesn't expose that at all.
Do you mean export? If so you'll want to look into the Auto Ingest tool. It's not an API but it will allow you to access your last 30 daily reports programatically.
Alternatively, you can use a service like appFigures which syncs with iTunes Connect automatically and provides a very simple API to access sales data and much more.
Full disclosure, I'm on the appFigures team
I will be happy to answer those questions.
Question 1) Sales And Trends show you just the money made (so yes to the In-App Purchases), but not the organic traffic. There is just some information that Apple likes to keep a secret, but we don't know why.
Question 2) Import means you put information into that section. You can't do that, but you can export the information, which means you get the information and download it.
This is what "Sales and Trends" should look like, but there should be more information. I blocked out that information by slightly edited it. I put the download button in the black box. Then, you can choose the format you download it.
I hope this helped you get your answers!
I am new to the bloomberg API so forgive me if this is silly but I am creating a html website on a mac and I want to simply fill a div with some data from bloomberg e.g. the current value of the EURUSD.
How can this be done? Is this what the bloomberg API is for?
This is something that would typically be forbidden by the license - data obtained from the Bloomberg API can generally not be redistributed.
Plus (you might know that) the Bloomberg API is publicly available but to be able to receive actual data through the API, you need to subscribe to Bloomberg, which is a payable service.
There are probably better (and less expensive) ways to get EUR.USD rates.
The API is for this, but the licensing is typically not. You can use the server mode and try to communicate with a Bloomber Server (paid component) and ask for licensing to redist the data. Your problem here is not technical but legal
If you don't have a Bloomberg account, you can get an idea of how this is done using the Bloomberg API Emulator. It works and looks just like the Bloomberg API, but it doesn't require an account to use. It doesn't return real data, but you can use it to learn how to request data from the Bloomberg API.
From a 10-minute read of the Developer's Guide at http://www.openbloomberg.com/, it looks like you might be able to use it to get current foreign exchange rates. The Developer's Guide gives coding examples in Java, .NET, C++, and C.