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Google Ads API

Unofficial Google Ads API client library for Node.js

Features

Simple and easy to use API
Uses gRPC and Protocol Buffers internally (recommended by Google)
Typescript definitions for all resources, enums, errors and services
Provides all API functionality

The Google Ads API is the new replacement to the AdWords API. Google will deprecate the AdWords API sometime in 2020.

Installation

npm install google-ads-api

Usage

Setup
Reporting
Mutations
- Create an expanded text ad
Misc
- Resource Names
- Query Hooks

Create a client

import { GoogleAdsApi } from "google-ads-api";

const client = new GoogleAdsApi({
  client_id: "<CLIENT-ID>",
  client_secret: "<CLIENT-SECRET>",
  developer_token: "<DEVELOPER-TOKEN>",
});

Create a customer instance

const customer = client.Customer({
  customer_id: "1234567890",
  refresh_token: "<REFRESH-TOKEN>",
});

// Also supports login & linked customer ids
const customer = client.Customer({
  customer_id: "1234567890",
  login_customer_id: "<LOGIN-CUSTOMER-ID>",
  linked_customer_id: "<LINKED-CUSTOMER-ID>",
  refresh_token: "<REFRESH-TOKEN>",
});

List accessible customers

This is a special client method for listing the accessible customers for a given refresh token, and is equivalent to CustomerService.listAccessibleCustomers. It returns the resource names of available customer accounts.

const client = new GoogleAdsApi({
  client_id: "<CLIENT-ID>",
  client_secret: "<CLIENT-SECRET>",
  developer_token: "<DEVELOPER-TOKEN>",
});

const refreshToken = "<REFRESH-TOKEN">

const customers = await client.listAccessibleCustomers(refreshToken);

Retrieve Campaigns with metrics

import { enums } from "google-ads-api";

const campaigns = await customer.report({
  entity: "campaign",
  attributes: [
    "campaign.id",
    "campaign.name",
    "campaign.bidding_strategy_type",
    "campaign_budget.amount_micros",
  ],
  metrics: [
    "metrics.cost_micros",
    "metrics.clicks",
    "metric.impressions",
    "metrics.all_conversions",
  ],
  constraints: {
    "campaign.status": enums.CampaignStatus.ENABLED,
  },
  limit: 20,
});

Retrieve Campaigns using GAQL

If you prefer to use the Google Ads Query Language (GAQL) the query method is available. Internally report uses this function. More GAQL examples can be found here.

const campaigns = await customer.query(`
  SELECT 
    campaign.id, 
    campaign.name,
    campaign.bidding_strategy_type,
    campaign_budget.amount_micros,
    metrics.cost_micros,
    metrics.clicks,
    metric.impressions,
    metrics.all_conversions,
  FROM 
    campaign
  WHERE
    campaign.status = "ENABLED"
  LIMIT 20
`);

Retrieve Ad Group metrics by date

import { enums } from "google-ads-api";

const campaigns = await customer.report({
  entity: "ad_group",
  metrics: [
    "metrics.cost_micros",
    "metrics.clicks",
    "metric.impressions",
    "metrics.all_conversions",
  ],
  segments: ["segments.date"],
  from_date: "2021-01-01",
  to_date: "2021-02-01",
});

Retrieve Keywords with streaming

Streaming is useful when you're dealing with >10k rows, as this is the page size for results.

import { enums } from "google-ads-api";

const stream = customer.reportStream({
  entity: "ad_group_criterion",
  attributes: [
    "ad_group_criterion.keyword.text", 
    "ad_group_criterion.status",
  ],
  constraints: {
    "ad_group_criterion.type": enums.CriterionType.KEYWORD,
  },
});

// Pages of rows are streamed in, each with a max size of 10k
for await (const rows of stream) {
    // Break the loop to stop streaming
    if(someLogic) {
        break
    }
}

Create an expanded text ad

import { resources, enums, ResourceNames } from "google-ads-api";

const ad = new resources.Ad({
  expanded_text_ad: {
    headline_part1: "Cruise to Mars",
    headline_part2: "Best Space Cruise Line",
    description: "Buy your tickets now!",
    path1: "cruises",
    path2: "mars",
  },
  final_urls: ["https://example.com"],
  type: enums.AdType.EXPANDED_TEXT_AD,
});

const adGroup = ResourceNames.adGroup(cus.credentials.customerId, "123");

const adGroupAd = new resources.AdGroupAd({
  status: enums.AdGroupAdStatus.PAUSED,
  ad_group,
  ad,
});

// Returns an array of newly created resource names if successful
const { results } = await cus.adGroupAds.create([adGroupAd]);

Resource Names

The library provides a set of helper methods under the ResourceNames export. These are used for compiling resource names from ids. Arguments can be of the type string, number, or a mix of both. If you have a client.Customer instance available, you can get the customer id with customer.credentials.customerId.

import { ResourceNames } from "google-ads-api";

const customerId = "1234567890";
const campaignId = "3218318373";

ResourceNames.campaign(customerId, campaignId);
// "customers/1234567890/campaigns/3218318373"

ResourceNames.adGroup(123, 123);
// "customers/123/adGroups/123"

ResourceNames.adGroupAd("1", "2", "3");
// "customers/1/adGroupAds/2~3"

const amsterdamLocationId = 1010543;
ResourceNames.geoTargetConstant(amsterdam);
// "geoTargetConstants/1010543"

ResourceNames.accountBudget(customer.credentials.customer_id, 123);
// "customers/1234567890/accountBudgets/123"

Query Hooks

const customer = client.Customer({
  clientOptions,
  customerOptions,
  hooks: {
    onQueryStart({ credentials, query, reportOptions, cancel }) {
      if (reportOptions.entity === "campaign") {
        cancel([]); // cancels the query and returns the given argument
      }
    },
    onQueryError({ credentials, query, reportOptions, error }) {
      throw new Error(error);
    },
    onQueryEnd({ credentials, query, reportOptions, response }) {
      return response.slice(0, 5);
    },
  },
});