Been using the API for about a week now and I can't seem to figure out how to access this data in ItemSearch.
The attribute IsEligibleForPrime tells you whether the Article is for Amazon Prime or not. It is delivered with the Response Group OfferListings
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/latest/DG/CHAP_response_elements.html#IsEligibleForPrime
If you perform an ItemSearch the ResponseGroup will contain IsEligibleForSuperSaverShipping which will tell you if it is Prime eligible.
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I have tried to gather data directly from the API of stockx which seemed possible according to an article from Jan 2019: https://medium.com/#thewillmundy/stockx-sneaker-data-in-three-simple-steps-8977d0016b80 . I am thereby able to get a request url which gives me some transactions in JSON-format.
I have tried changing the parameters within the request url (limit as well as page), which is possible, but only for the latest 250 transactions (due to high volume of sales for some shoes, I can thereby only receive the sales history for the last few days)...
My Goal: getting the whole sales history (often several thousand transactions) - in the article mentioned above, thats possible
Could it be a restriction from stockx?
or is there a way?
Would be so so grateful for help!!!
Best regards, Marvin
I think the API will only give you the 250 most recent sales because that's all the product webpage itself will allow you to load when you click view all sales. Any sales further back in time aren't directly accessible from the product page, and we're essentially requesting the same data that page can request using the link it would use. I guess those are stored and accessed in a different way internally.
I'm guessing StockX changed its API since that article is a little old. I would try to contact StockX about their API via email, but I don't think they're really continuing developer support:
https://twitter.com/stockx/status/1000004306844647424?lang=en
It's pretty disappointing because I was also looking to work with the sales data but what can you do :/
Setting up an API with Azure API management. We've created 2 products, one that requires subscription and one that don't. We did this as vi have a single API where we want some of the operations to required subscription and others where we don't. Is this possible in a single API or do we need to create two APIs? The issue with 2 APIs is that any prefix ala "/api" needs to be different, and we want it to look like a single API
This is not possible, unfortunately.
As stated in the documentation subscriptions only apply to Products and individual APIs.
Se this UserVoice suggestion where "Operation Visibility" is suggested.
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I know I can return a JSON array of up to 5 reviews. If I can return just 5 reviews that include only certain keywords that would be fine. Is it possible?
If not, perhaps I could generate a request that returns all the reviews for a place, then perform the keyword filter on the results.
I understand the business owner may return all reviews via My Business API, but I will not have My Business access for the places. I believe I can get more than 5 results with a premium plan, but assume that will get pretty expensive.
You are right the only way to get all reviews is via Google My Business API.The Places API at the moment provides only 5 reviews doesn't matter Premium or Standard plan.
There are a couple of feature requests in Google issue tracker you might be interested in:
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35825957
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35821903
Note these requests are pretty old, Google didn't set high priority on them. You can star them to express your interest and subscribe to further notifications.
Hope this answer clarifies your doubt.
I am looking for Azure REST API that will help me calculate the cost of creating azure resources in advance.
I got Azure Billing REST API.
It certainly helps in getting the price of already created azure resources on monthly basis. But, I need it for
Pre-consumption cost analysis.
Kindly help me how to use the same to achieve the cost estimation without creating the resources.
Input: n number of VMs
output: the latest cost of the VM(with specific criteria)*n.
Thanks in advance.
Actually, the Azure Billing API provides all that information as well with its Resource RateCard call:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/mt219005.aspx
Just make sure you provide the appropriate OfferDurableId as prices for resources depend on which plan you fall under.
Also, when sending your request, you might want to escape the apostrophes to %27 or the call might fail for you.
I'm trying to use Googles reseller API to better control and operate our business.
The API can only list seats for Google-Apps-For-Business with an ANNUAL plan. This results in misleading statistics since a big part are FLEXIBLE.
There are no way to see which Google-Drive-storage has Assigned Licenses or how many.
Are there any way around this? - or any ideas behind it?
Have the API not been fully developed? - if so, when will it be?
Love to know.
Check out the planName and skuId properties on the subscription resource:
https://developers.google.com/google-apps/reseller/v1/reference/subscriptions#resource
That should get you Flex plan data, and also data related to Google Drive storage.
Some days ago, Google has finaly added the feature that was lacking!