get_insights_async: AdReportRun to AdsInsights

[JayXu1988]

get_insights_async raises many warnings about FIELD, because of the differences between fields of AdReportRun and AdsInsights.

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[jingping2015]

I think you should call like this

async_job = AdAccount(account_id).get_insights_async(
    [],  // you should not set fields here directly 
    params,
)

async_job.api_get()
while async_job[AdReportRun.Field.async_percent_completion] < 100:
    time.sleep(1)
    async_job.api_get()

print(async_job.get_result(fields))

You can check more details here https://developers.prod.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/insights/best-practices/

[mdmoo1978]

Based on my use of 3.3.2, that isn't how it works in real life. In order to make it work, you must include fields in the params of the async call. Otherwise, not all fields are produce by the API.

In fact, this is not the only thing that doesn't work as described. Just in the code you copied there, the while loop is not correct. You must do something more like:

while async_job[AdReportRun.Field.async_percent_completion] < 100 and Field.async_status]!='Job Completed':

The link you referenced is great in concept, but actually doing them is much harder than just go to the link and it will solve all your problems.