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This commit translates the Python examples for applying and fetching incentives into Ruby examples under `examples/incentives`. These match the existing coding styles of other examples. Co-authored-by: dorasun <10905385+dorasun@users.noreply.github.com>
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| # [START fetch_incentives] | ||
| def fetch_incentives(email_address, language_code, country_code) |
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Dependency Injection: Instead of instantiating the client inside the method, pass it as an argument. This allows you to share one authenticated session across multiple API calls, reducing overhead.
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| # incentive offers are CYO incentive offers. | ||
| cyo_incentives = response.incentive_offer.cyo_incentives | ||
| puts cyo_incentives.low_offer.inspect |
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Human-Readable Output: Replace .inspect with a helper method to print specific attributes like offer_id or expiration_date. Raw object inspection is difficult for end-users to parse."
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| # Running the example with -h will print the command line usage. | ||
| options[:email_address] = "INSERT_EMAIL_ADDRESS_HERE" |
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Placeholder Check: Add a check to ensure the user actually replaced INSERT_EMAIL_ADDRESS_HERE. You could raise an error immediately if the string still contains 'INSERT' to prevent an unnecessary API round-trip.
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Error Bubbling: Instead of re-raising the raw GoogleAdsError, consider wrapping it in a domain-specific error (e.g., IncentiveFetchError). This makes it easier for higher-level services to catch and handle logic errors separately from network errors.
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| response = client.service.incentive.apply_incentive(request_params) | ||
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| puts "Applied incentive." |
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Conditional Feedback: The message 'Applied incentive' might be misleading if the user already had one (as per the header comments). Change this to 'Incentive details retrieved/applied' for better accuracy.
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| puts "Applied incentive." | ||
| puts "Coupon Code: #{response.coupon_code}" | ||
| puts "Creation Time: #{response.creation_time}" |
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Date Formatting: The raw creation time might be a timestamp object. Formatting this (e.g., .strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')) makes the console output much more readable.
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| options[:customer_id] = "INSERT_CUSTOMER_ID_HERE" |
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Safety Guard: Implement a check to ensure INSERT_ placeholders are replaced. Running this with dummy strings results in a wasted API call and a 400-range error.
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| options.fetch(:customer_id).tr("-", ""), |
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Input Sanitation: Moving the .tr("-", "") logic into a helper method or the apply_incentive method itself ensures consistency if you ever call this function from a different part of the app.
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| error.error_code.to_h.each do |k, v| | ||
| next if v == :UNSPECIFIED |
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Detailed Logging: "In a production environment, you should log these errors to a persistent file (e.g., ads_api.log) rather than just printing to $stderr, which is lost after the terminal closes."
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fetch_incentives.pyandapply_incentive.pyexamples into Ruby under theexamples/incentivesdirectory. They feature standard boilerplate and argument parsing seen in other repository examples.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12559570931346782113 started by @dorasun