aw_token()

[ankitnagarsheth]

@benrwoodard When I try to get authorization token using below .I get error in the screenshot

aw_token()

Browser url = https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/ims//authorize/v2?client_id=&scope=openid%2CAdobeID%2Cread_organizations%2Cadditional_info.projectedProductContext%2Cadditional_info.job_function&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fadobeanalyticsr.com%2Ftoken_result.html&response_type=code

[benrwoodard]

Apparently the client_id and client_secret variables are not being read into the function call. Did you add those 2 items to the .Renviron file? Once you have those 2 variables defined in the .Renviron file you will restart the R session and then reload 'library(adobeanalyticsr)' and you should be able to use 'aw_token()'. After you log in to adobe you well be redirected to adobeanalyticsr.com/token_results.html where you will be able to copy the token string and then paste it into the console after "Enter authorization code:"

[ankitnagarsheth]

Thanks @benrwoodard

I am now in. I had to use this to get the correct usethis::edit_r_environ()

Now, I am getting this 403 error when I try to access using any of aw_ methods

[benrwoodard]

Great! The 403 error is due to the fact that Sys.getenv("AW_REPORTSUITE_ID") is not returning a value so it sends a blank 'rsid' value to the API. I believe all you need to do is set the AW_REPORTSUITE_ID variable in the .Renviron file and restart your R session.

Do not use the same function you used earlier or it may overwrite the .Renviron file you already created. I normally just edit the file by clicking on it and opening up in the Rstudio source editor.

You can find the existing .Renviron file that usethis::edit_r_environ() created in the "Files" tab. This is the way mine looks:

The format of variables in the .Renviron file is straightforward. If you add all four of the variables, they would simply each be their own line in the file:

AW_CLIENT_ID = "[OAuth client ID]"
AW_CLIENT_SECRET = "[OAuth client secret]"
AW_COMPANY_ID = "[Company ID]"
AW_REPORTSUITE_ID = "[RSID]"

If all those are in place then save the file and restart the session, load the library again and try the aw_get_dimensions() again. You should be good to go.

[gilliganondata]

I'll just chime in that, if you are working with multiple different companies (multiple company_id s) and/or multiple report suites, you can always pass one or both explicitly within any of the aw_ functions.

And, of course, you can set AW_COMPANY_ID and/or AW_REPORTSUITE_ID in your .Renviron file as your "main/default" values and then, as needed, override them in specific function calls with the company_id and rsid arguments that are part of most of the aw_ functions.

[ankitnagarsheth]

@benrwoodard Thanks for the info. I updated the. Renviron and it works fine now :) Appreciate it

@gilliganondata Thanks for the idea of the function. I would like to use the function for different report suite ids.

[ankitnagarsheth]

@gilliganondata @benrwoodard Let me know how can I improve the below function

`rs <- data.frame(cl = "reportsuite1",c2= "reportsuite2")

test_function <- function(rs_value) { t1<- aw_get_metrics(rs_value) } test_function((rs_value = "c(rs$c1,rs$c2)"))

df_test <- map_df(rs,test_function) View(df_test) `

[gilliganondata]

That would work, I think. We've strayed a bit from the original issue at this point.

I was really more just calling out that rsid and company_id are available arguments for most of the aw_ functions natively.

For instance:

aw_get_metrics(
  rsid = Sys.getenv("AW_REPORTSUITE_ID"),
  locale = "en_US",
  segmentable = "NULL",
  expansion = NA,
  company_id = Sys.getenv("AW_COMPANY_ID"),
  debug = FALSE,
  use_oob = TRUE
)

Note that rsid, if not explicitly specified, looks for an environment variable called AW_REPORTSUITE_ID (typically, that would be set in the .Renviron file as Ben noted, but there are other ways it could be set, too, I believe). Initially, that did not exist, and you were getting a 403 error. I was just saying that, if you set it as an environment variable, you could always specify a different RSID when the function actually gets called—whether it's called one-time or called within another function (as in your example above).

The same goes for company_id.

[ankitnagarsheth]

This is great Tim..That's very helpful info.Setting in an environment variable works fine too..I will experiment with that. But this issue is resolved. :)

Thanks Ankit

On Thursday, February 4, 2021, Tim Wilson notifications@github.com wrote:

That would work, I think. We've strayed a bit from the original issue at this point.

I was really more just calling out that rsid and companyid are available arguments for most of the aw functions natively.

For instance:

aw_get_metrics(

rsid = Sys.getenv("AW_REPORTSUITE_ID"),

locale = "en_US",

segmentable = "NULL",

expansion = NA,

company_id = Sys.getenv("AW_COMPANY_ID"),

debug = FALSE,

use_oob = TRUE

)

Note that rsid, if not explicitly specified, looks for an environment variable called AW_REPORTSUITE_ID (typically, that would be set in the .Renviron file as Ben noted, but there are other ways it could be set, too, I believe). Initially, that did not exist, and you were getting a 403 error. I was just saying that, if you set it as an environment variable, you could always specify a different RSID when the function actually gets called—whether it's called one-time or called within another function (as in your example above).

The same goes for company_id.

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