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Searching for Spots

Searching for Spots

Use Case: Get all the spot ids for a specific operator.


Step 1: use the inventory/spot/id/search endpoint to get all the spot_ids for a specific operator.

Call:

To get an accurate count of inventory include a minimum of 0 impressions in the measures_range_list

{ "operator_name_list": [ "Intersection" ], "measures_range_list": [ { "type": "imp", "min": 0 } ], "page_size": 50001 }

Response:

As you can see the response includes a count of total inventory, and a pagination object. For this call there are 2 pages since the page size is capped at 50,000 spot results. A second call is needed to get the remainder of the spot_ids

{ "inventory_summary": { "inventory_count": 26602, "pagination": { "page": 1, "page_size": 50001, "number_of_pages": 2, "number_of_frames": 29960, "number_of_spots": 53359 }, "frame_list": [ { "frame_id": 50187935, "spot_id_list": [ 50190589 ] }, { "frame_id": 30819503, "spot_id_list": [ 30819637, 30819639, 30819640, 30819638, 30819503, 30819636 ] }, ...etc

Call:

This call is the same as the first one, but adds a page key/value to only get the second page of results.

{ "operator_name_list": [ "Intersection" ], "measures_range_list": [ { "type": "imp", "min": 0 } ], "page": 2, "page_size": 50001 }

Result:

The second page result is the same as the first one, but for a smaller inventory count as this is the second and final page. The pagination object still included the overall count for the search.

 

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