Alternate to yaml file

[shivankit sharma]

While i have a working code, I am trying to run it in an Azure Spark cluster. This creates an issue since i cannot use the yaml based credentials. How can the code be modified to run by keeping the credentials within the script itself rather than pulling from the yaml file

REPORT_TYPE = 'VIDEO_PERFORMANCE_REPORT'

def main(adwords_client):

  report_downloader = adwords_client.GetReportDownloader(version='v201809')

  # Create report definition.

  report = {

      'reportName': 'VIDEO_PERFORMANCE_REPORT',

      'dateRangeType': 'LAST_7_DAYS',

      'reportType': 'VIDEO_PERFORMANCE_REPORT',

      'downloadFormat': 'CSV',

      'selector': {

          'fields': ['Date','AdGroupStatus','AdGroupName', 'CreativeStatus','AccountCurrencyCode','VideoViews','AverageCpv','Cost','Impressions', 'VideoQuartile25Rate','VideoQuartile50Rate','VideoQuartile75Rate','VideoQuartile100Rate', 'Clicks','AdGroupId']

      }

  }

  # Print out the report as a string

  print (report_downloader.DownloadReportAsString(

      report, skip_report_header=False, skip_column_header=False,

      skip_report_summary=False, include_zero_impressions=True))

if __name__ == '__main__':

  adwords_client = adwords.AdWordsClient(DEVELOPER_TOKEN, oauth2_client, USER_AGENT,CLIENT_CUSTOMER_ID)

  main(adwords_client)

 Thanks

Shiv

[Peter Oliquino (AdWords API Team)]

Hi Shiv,

Since you are using a client library for your operations, our recommendation would be to refer to the yaml file in accordance to the current standard. With this, we can ensure the security of your credentials as it will avoid being maintained anywhere in your code.

However, should you require further assistance, you can get in touch with the client library owners via this link as they are better equipped to assist you regarding this matter.

Best regards,

Peter

AdWords API Team