An Outline of Inputs
Outlining Inputs to queries and fields in the Native-X API
There are a couple notable inputs that need to be acknowledged to fully utilize queries to the Native-X API:
Pagination Input
Used for any Connection
field (or query that starts at a Connection
like allAdvertisers
) this allows for for paginating through the results of the Connection
by default this is setup like so:
This will return the first 25 results for the queried for Connection
however this additionally allows for an after
field that takes the value of a Cursor
string to allow for specified number of results using the first
field following that cursor thus allowing for additional results to be returned upon subsequent queries to the API using a previously returned endCursor
string.
Sort Input
Also utilized alongside the Pagination Input is the Sort Input which has multiple definitions for it but by default will typically look like something of the following:
This will return results for the respective Connection
from the most recently created to the oldest created for the provided. This could additional be changed to use something like the name
field or updatedAt
field for a given query and respectively "reversed" by changing order from -1 to 1 (Descending to Ascending).
Note: There is an additional Sort Input for Metrics particularly in the case of the Breakout Metric Queries (publisherMetricBreakouts
and topicMetricBreakouts
) both of which allow for being sorted on publisherName
, views
, clicks
and ctr
, as well as topicName
for topicMetricBreakouts
.
Model ID Input
This is utilized on queries that are "singular" in their name such as advertiser
, campaign
and publisher
(campaignCreative
requires a creativeId
as well as a campaignId
) as well as inputs requiring something like advertiserId
, publisherId
, etc. This will take id
as a string, these are returned on the respective elements of the same name as the query (Advertisers for advertiser
and so on) via the id
field.
Hash Input
This is utilized on queries that end in Hash such as advertiserHash
and campaignHash
as well as inputs requiring something like campaignHash
, advertiserHash
, etc. Much like the Model ID Input this will take hash
as a string, which is returned on the respective elements of the same prefix as the query (Advertisers for advertiserHash
and so on) via the hash
field.
Day Input
As the name might suggest this takes a UNIX timestamp (with milliseconds) to occupy a day
field on the input to retrieve results for the dailyCampaignMetrics
and dailyTotalMetrics
queries.
By Day Input
This operates similar to the Day Input but has two fields for startDate
and endDate
and will be found on the byDay
field of StoryReports
, CampaignCreativeReports
and CampaignReports
Note: The By Day Input operates the same as the BreakOutMetricsInput
except with fields of startDay
and endDay
instead
Format Input
Specifies a format for dates to be returned in, MMMM Do YYYY
is a typical value used here and found on day
field(s).
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