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Google-ContentAPI ( B/BG/BGERRARD/Google-ContentAPI-1.03.tar.gz, BGERRARD, 2020; MetaCPAN )

Google-ContentAPI/README.pod ( view source; MetaCPAN )

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For convenience, add your Merchant account ID to the *.json file provided by Google.
Your complete *.json file, after adding your merchant ID, will look something like this:

  {

ogleapis.com/content/v2.1',
      debug => 0,
      config_file => 'content-api-key.json',
      config_json => $json_text,
      merchant_id => '123456789',
  });

  my ($result, $products, $batch_id

e of external C<.json> config file.
Either config_file or config_json must be provided. If both config_file
and config_json are provided, config_file will be used.

=head3 config_json

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Google-ContentAPI ( B/BG/BGERRARD/Google-ContentAPI-1.03.tar.gz, BGERRARD, 2020; MetaCPAN )

Google-ContentAPI/lib/Google/ContentAPI.pm ( view source; MetaCPAN )

tstatuses, productstatuses methods. Add "custom" resource
# + v1.01       03/27/2018 Added config_json, merchant_id options and switched to Crypt::JWT
# + v1.00       03/23/2018 initial release
#
# CO

##########################

package Google::ContentAPI;

use strict;
use warnings;
use Carp;

use JSON;
use Crypt::JWT qw(encode_jwt);
use REST::Client;
use HTML::Entities;

our $VERSION = '1.03';

su

file});
    } elsif ($params->{config_json}) {
         $self->{config} = decode_json $params->{config_json};
    } else {
      croak "config_file or config_json not provided in new()";
    }
    $se