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# amazon-ecs
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`amazon-ecs` is a generic Ruby wrapper to access Amazon Product Advertising API.
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You can easily extend the library to support any of the operations supported by the API.
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The library wraps around Nokogiri element object. It provides an easy access to the XML response
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structure through an XML path instead of an object attribute. The idea is the API evolves,
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there will be changes to the XML schema. With `amazon-ecs`, your code will still work, only
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## Installation
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```shell
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gem install amazon-ecs
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```
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## How to use it
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```ruby
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require 'amazon/ecs'
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# Configure your access key, secret key and other options such as the associate tag.
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# Options set in the configure block will be merged with the pre-configured default
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# options, i.e.
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# options[:version] => "2011-08-01"
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# options[:service] => "AWSECommerceService"
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Amazon::Ecs.configure do |options|
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options[:AWS_access_key_id] = '[your access key]'
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options[:AWS_secret_key] = '[you secret key]'
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options[:associate_tag] = '[your associate tag]'
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end
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# Or if you need to replace the default options, overwrite the options value, e.g.
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# Amazon::Ecs.options = {
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# :version => "2013-08-01",
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# :service => "AWSECommerceService"
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# :associate_tag => '[your associate tag]',
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# :AWS_access_key_id => '[your developer token]',
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# }
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# options passed with the method call will be merged with the default options
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res = Amazon::Ecs.item_search('ruby', {:response_group => 'Medium', :sort => 'salesrank'})
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# search amazon uk
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res = Amazon::Ecs.item_search('ruby', :country => 'uk')
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# search all items, default search index is Books
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res = Amazon::Ecs.item_search('ruby', :search_index => 'All')
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# some common response object methods
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res.is_valid_request? # return true if request is valid
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res.has_error? # return true if there is an error
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res.error # return error message if there is any
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res.total_pages # return total pages
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res.total_results # return total results
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res.item_page # return current page no if :item_page option is provided
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# traverse through each item (Amazon::Element)
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res.items.each do |item|
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# retrieve string value using XML path
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item.get('ASIN')
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item.get('ItemAttributes/Title')
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item_attributes = item.get_element('ItemAttributes')
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item_attributes.get('Title')
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item_attributes.get('Author') # 'Author 1'
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item_attributes.get_array('Author') # ['Author 1', 'Author 2', ...]
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# return an hash of children text values with the element names as the keys
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item.get_hash('SmallImage') # {:url => ..., :width => ..., :height => ...}
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item_height = item.get_element('ItemDimensions/Height')
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# retrieve attributes from Amazon::Element
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item_height.attributes['Units'] # 'hundredths-inches'
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# return an array of Amazon::Element
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authors = item.get_elements('Author')
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Amazon::Element.get_hash(review) # [:source => ..., :content ==> ...]
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```
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```ruby
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Amazon::Ecs.send_request(:operation => 'BrowseNodeLookup', :browse_node_id => 123)
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Amazon::Ecs.send_request(:operation => 'SimilarityLookup',:item_id => 12345678)
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```ruby
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module Amazon
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class Ecs
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Refer to [Amazon Product Advertising API](https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/advertising/api/detail/main.html) documentation for more information on the operations and request parameters supported.
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## License
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== SOURCE CODES
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== CREDITS
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== LICENSE
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