I want to take a look at an S3 user's information (like # of buckets, bucket size, etc.). My question: can I use the PersistentIdentifier (PID) returned by Devpay (ActivateHostedProduct) to see any other information about the user other than the user's subscription status?
Looks like the PID is only good for telling you if a devpay customer is subscribed to your product or not.
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I have to design an e-learning tutorbot that has multiple possible channels living in parallel:
A live chat (to support learner with FAQ when browsing the e-learning application website)
A IM chat as Telegram (for asyncronous notifications)
An email (for anything else)
...
Take a part the connectors gateway communication logics.
My problem/question is mainly about how to manage user identification.
I want that a user is identified with an unique identifier (call it conversation_id) regardless of channel.
In the mentioned scenario user has one different ID for each channel:
An account_id on the website (e.g. solyarisoftware)
A chat_id on Telegram (e.g. 1234567890)
An email_address (e.g. giorgio.robino#blabla.com)
So, how to let RASA chatbot accept requests coming from the same user (but from different channels)? In other words, how can I map multiple channel IDs into a RASA unique ID, say the conversation_id ?
At the end of the day I need to generate a lookup table that map a UUID with all channel ids. Right?
But is not clear to me what's a good (simple) user experience. At first glance seems to me that that I need a sort of login/registration flow: each time user submit a request on channel X, only for the first time, the user must identify himself somewhere (with his email/account_id?). So by example trough Telegram, when the Telegram connector server receive a /start command, the bot must ask the user email(or account_id), to be able to associate 1-to-1 the TG chat_id with that email. Not perfect in terms of security, I admit.
Any experience/idea/suggestion?
Thanks/giorgio
I don't have an hands-on experience on this but it is something I have been thinking myself for a while.
Indeed the 'merge' of the different accounts (across channels) is something that we need to maintain ourselves, making sure each channel user ID is eventually mapped to a universal user ID (lookup table makes sense to me).
Since you have a website, an email address and multiple channels I would say the assumption is that users first registered on the web site. Each user has a unique email address and obtains an account secured by username/password, as well as a unique secret token.
When chatting on browser (ie Rasa WebChat) you can initialise the plugin with custom parameters (ie userId=1 or token=X), in this case the chat session is assigned to the given user id.
When using Telegram (or other messenger application) I would (at the very first access) ask the user if he/she has already registered. If yes then I would ask the token: this can be used to perform the map and link this Telegram user to the universal user Id. Same approach for other channels.
Depending on your needs you might need to deal with anonymous access (users don't provide the token) or maybe you want to provide a different token for each channel (more secure, but requires more work and an easy way to explain this to users).
Finally something to look at (I haven't tried myself) is the possibility to provide in the web site the option to open Telegram (or others) passing an extra parameter, which would allow you to perform the mapping. I don't know if this is possible, but it would simplify this process for your end users. Or the other way around: the users in Telegram could be provided with a link which opens the website, where they can login and be recognised.
Is there any method or report which provide buybox name of particular ASIN by using amazon mws api
If you subscribe to the AnyOffChanged notification, you will receive in real-time a list of the top 20 offers for any ASIN you are currently selling, when there is a pricing change. Part of the data that is returned is the name of the Buy Box owner (as well as the owners for all other offers). We use this in conjunction with our repricing service.
Amazon returns the name of the seller who owns Buybox if the seller is Amazon. :)
I looked into their documentation and they do provide this feature:
https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170532-scheduled-tweets#How_to_create_a_new_scheduled_Tweet
But would it be possible to do this through the API (I didn't find any reference to this or attributes).
There's no way to do it with the Twitter API. You have two choices:
Either tell your code to run at a specific time (using cron or similar), or check what the time is before posting.
Use a third party service like Buffer - https://bufferapp.com/developers/api
This can be done using Twitter Ads API(scheduled tweets api).
From the api doc,
Scheduled Tweets allow an advertiser or user to create a Tweet that can be scheduled to go live at a later date. In addition to being able create and manage these Tweets, the API allows the ability to associate these Tweets with a line item, to be promoted once the Tweet goes live. This allows advertisers to stage create native Tweets and plan their campaign creatives in advance of any key initiatives. For example, staging a Tweet creative to live immediately upon a new product announcement.
The full set of functionality provided by the Scheduled Tweets API endpoints are listed below:
Create, modify and view newly scheduled Tweets
Associate a Scheduled Tweet with a line item
Query and manage existing scheduled Tweets
Once a Scheduled Tweet goes live, retrieve the live Tweet id
Complete details can be found here
You can create a Scheduled Tweet for the account's full promotable user (default) or the user specified in the as_user_id parameter.
https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/ads/creatives/api-reference/scheduled-tweets#post-accounts-account-id-scheduled-tweets
There is a limit of 5 user per account... even with a developer account you have to request acces to that API.
I am currently writing an application as the owner of a particular venue. I want to be able to programmatically reach out to a user who checks in to the location via the contact information associated with their Foursquare account (if they've chosen to make that information public).
Based on the sample code provided with the Real-Time API, it doesn't look like contact information is returned here. Is there a way to crawl to the necessary info from the info returned via this endpoint?
You generally ought to actually be able to get the email from the actual push API response. Inside the user object should be a contact object, and the email field will be populated with their email. You can always also fall back to making a user details call to retrieve a user's contact info once you know their user ID.
However, please keep in mind our API platform policy when it comes to situations like this. From the policy: "You must not take any action that constitutes unauthorized or unsolicited advertising, junk or bulk e-mail."
I am running my application in amazon Ec2 with PHP.We are using S3 for storage images and files.Now I want to create the email id for each user those who are successfully register.
When the users send the mail from the another email id to this particular email id with attachment I need to get the files and upload to S3.
I read the SES document.But I didn't get any clue how to do this.Please let me know if you have any ideas.
It sounds to me like you want to parse incoming email for attachments, if so take a look at the imap functions and Mail_mimeDecode, I use a combination of both.