class Peddler::APIs::Uploads20201101
Selling Partner API
for Uploads
The Uploads API
lets you upload files that you can programmatically access using other Selling Partner APIs
, such as the A+ Content API
and the Messaging API
.
Public Instance Methods
Source
# File lib/peddler/apis/uploads_2020_11_01.rb, line 36 def create_upload_destination_for_resource(marketplace_ids, content_md5, resource, content_type: nil, rate_limit: 10.0) cannot_sandbox! path = "/uploads/2020-11-01/uploadDestinations/#{percent_encode(resource)}" params = { "marketplaceIds" => stringify_array(marketplace_ids), "contentMD5" => content_md5, "contentType" => content_type, }.compact meter(rate_limit).post(path, params:) end
Creates an upload destination, returning the information required to upload a file to the destination and to programmatically access the file.
@param marketplace_ids [Array<String>] The marketplace ID is the globally unique identifier of a marketplace. To
find the ID for your marketplace, refer to [Marketplace IDs](https://developer-docs.amazon.com/sp-api/docs/marketplace-ids).
@param content_md5 [String] An MD5 hash of the content to be submitted to the upload destination. This value is
used to determine if the data has been corrupted or tampered with during transit.
@param resource [String] The upload destination for your resource. For example, if you create an upload
destination for the `createLegalDisclosure` operation of the Messaging API, the `{resource}` would be `/messaging/v1/orders/{amazonOrderId}/messages/legalDisclosure`, and the entire path would be `/uploads/2020-11-01/uploadDestinations/messaging/v1/orders/{amazonOrderId}/messages/legalDisclosure`. If you create an upload destination for an Aplus content document, the `{resource}` would be `aplus/2020-11-01/contentDocuments` and the path would be `/uploads/2020-11-01/uploadDestinations/aplus/2020-11-01/contentDocuments`.
@param content_type [String] The content type of the file you upload. @param rate_limit [Float] Requests per second @return [Peddler::Response] The API
response