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Overview
Download the Files
There are two key files for running this test
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Bulk_Download.py
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You will need to download two files - the script that runs the export and a configuration file for the options. These can be downloaded from the Genesis Foods API Example repository (https://github.com/esha/genesis-foods-api-examples ) using the raw download option on the following pages.
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| https://github.com/esha/genesis-foods-api-examples/blob/main/src/genesis/bulk_download.py |
| https://github.com/esha/genesis-foods-api-examples/blob/main/src/genesis/config.ini |
Take note of what directory you’ve downloaded those files to - that will be important in subsequent steps.
Get Your API Key
Follow the steps listed here to download the API Key for your account. For full reference, check out https://esharesearch.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/GGA/pages/3293282331/Getting+Started+with+the+Trustwell+Genesis+Foods+GraphQL+API#Obtaining-your-API-Key
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Setting | Value |
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| For production use cases, use For working against the preview environment, use |
| The API key you obtained from Genesis Foods in the section above. |
| The name of the CSV file you’d like to save the results to. Defaults to |
| Limits the number of recipes that will be output to a CSV file. Set this to a lower number for testing purposes. If not present, the script will default to |
MacOS Instructions
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| 1 | Change to the directory you downloaded the file. For MacOS, this will most likely be the Downloads directory.
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| 2 | Run the command |
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If you receive an error that looks like
Once this is complete, the script should be able to run to completion. |
You will see the script run, and the CSV file will be exported based on the configuration option you set in the output_csv variable.
Running the Export - Windows Instructions
Coming soon.
Next Steps
Contact Doug Bell dbell@trustwell.com with any questions.