Create and manage line items.
- Free software: Apache Software License 2.0
- Documentation: https://docs.prebid.org/tools/line-item-manager.html
1. Save and edit a copy of the package config
$ line_item_manager show config > my_config.yml
2. List bidder codes and names for reference
$ line_item_manager show bidders
3. Do a dry run to see if everything looks right
$ line_item_manager create my_config.yml \ --dry-run \ --private-key-file my_gam_creds.json \ --network-code 12345678 \ --network-name Publisher_GAM_Name \ --bidder-code rubicon \ --bidder-code ix
4. Do a test run creating a limited number of line items for visual inspection
$ line_item_manager create my_config.yml \ --test-run \ --private-key-file my_gam_creds.json \ --network-code 12345678 \ --network-name Publisher_GAM_Name \ --bidder-code rubicon \ --bidder-code ix
5. Create line items
$ line_item_manager create my_config.yml \ --private-key-file my_gam_creds.json \ --network-code 12345678 \ --network-name Publisher_GAM_Name \ --bidder-code rubicon \ --bidder-code ix
1. Use a custom line item template
# 1. save and edit a copy of the default line item template $ line_item_manager show template > my_template.yml # 2. edit my_template.yml; e.g. add geoTargeting to exclude locations # 3. create line items referencing your custom template $ line_item_manager create my_config.yml \ --single-order \ --template my_template.yml
Installing and running line_item_manager locally using docker
$ git clone git://github.com/prebid/line-item-manager $ cd line-item-manager $ command='line_item_manager' extra_args='--help' make docker-run
See this default config that you can edit for your own purposes.
In order to use line-item-manager, you need to provide JSON private key file and configure access to your Google Ad manager account:
- In Google API Console generate private key file for service account
- In Google Ad Manager enable API access and create new services user with Administrator role.
See detailed instructions in documentation of GAM authentication.
This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.