Hi Pony, I want to modify an existing user's roles (role and visibleApps), not invite new user. I look from appstore api document, it contain "Modify a User Account" api, but I don't find the related code from your api.py file. would please have a check, thanks very much.

On 8de43ea the dependencies were pinned in setup.py. The problem with that is that now is now longer possible to install this library and, for instance, the latest release of requests alongside.

Since I believe this project has the vocation of being a library and not a standalone project I suggest to instead of pinning the dependencies just force minimum versions*.

I'd be very happy to do a PR if you agree with it.

*I know that jwt 2.* is problematic. For that particular dependency we could just set a minimum and a maximum version.

Hello,

I have been using this library without issue for a few months. I started encountering an issue since this january 1st. I'm using the same exact environment and credentials but here is the stacktrace of the exception I am now running into :

AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'decode' File "batch_reporting.py", line 48, in lambda_handler issuer_id) File "appstoreconnect/api.py", line 51, in init token = self.token # generate first token File "appstoreconnect/api.py", line 269, in token self._token = self._generate_token() File "appstoreconnect/api.py", line 65, in _generate_token headers={'kid': self.key_id, 'typ': 'JWT'}, algorithm=ALGORITHM).decode('ascii')

The python version is 3.6 and I am using the last version of the library 0.8.4

Do you have any lead on what might cause this ?

When making a 'api.download_sales_and_trends_reports' call with reportType set to 'SUBSCRIPTION'. apple store connect replies with 'APIError: Please include the version parameter. The latest version for this report is 1_2.'

When I run the following code

from appstoreconnect import Api 

key_id = 'foo_bar'
path_to_key_file = './foo_bar.p8'
issuer_id = 'foo_bar'

api = Api(
    key_id,
    path_to_key_filee,
    issuer_id,
    submit_stats=False)

res1 = api.download_finance_reports(
    filters={
        'vendorNumber': '123456789',
        'reportDate': '2020-07',
        'reportType': 'FINANCIAL'
    },
    save_to='test.csv'
)

I get a poorly formatted .csv file. It looks like there is some strange text wrapping going on in the response from api.download_finance_reports(). The response always "wraps" at the Total Rows line. Both the reposnse and .csv show the same problem.

Start Date	End Date	UPC	ISRC/ISBN	Vendor Identifier	Quantity	Partner Share	Extended Partner Share	Partner Share Currency	Sales or Return	Apple Identifier	Artist/Show/Developer/Author	Title	Label/Studio/Network/Developer/Publisher	Grid	Product Type Identifier	ISAN/Other Identifier	Country Of Sale	Pre-order Flag	Promo Code	Customer Price	Customer Currency
03/29/2020	05/02/2020			foobar.iosapp.1month.subscription	1	44.52	44.52	AED	S	123456789		foobar Premium Monthly			IAY		AE			54.99	AED
03/29/2020	05/02/2020			foobar.iosapp.1month.subscription	2	44.52	89.04	AED	S	123456789		foobar Premium Monthly			IAY		AE			54.99	AED
03/29/2020	05/02/2020			foobar.iosapp.1month.subscription	2	36.66	73.32	AED	S	123456789		foobar Premium Monthly			IAY		AE			54.99	AED
...
...
data continues in this pattern
...
...
Total_Rows	262
Country Of Sale	Partner Share Currency	Quantity	Extended Partner Share
AE	AED	7	490.44
AU	AUD	471	14647.84
BR	BRL	113	7988.34

I am trying to work on a fix for this in my use case, but figured I would make you aware how it affects this packages functionality as well.

Hey! Me again with a small PR to add support for a new endpoint. I also updated the changelog and bumped the version so that it's easier for you to release a new version. Let me know if that's fine 😄

Happy to take a stab at this @ppawlak.

Issue Description

Ideally, when an APIError exception is raised, the APIerror should also expose the HTTP status code as defined in the Apple docs. I think the best way to do this is to add the HTTP status code as an attribute to the APIError object so that the end user can check against this value.

By exposing the HTTP status code to the end user as an attribute, errors can be maintained as contracts. Currently the only way to check for a APIError is using the error description. Something like...

REPORT_NOT_AVAILABLE_ERROR = (
    "Report is not available yet. Daily reports for the Americas are available"
    " by 5 am Pacific Time; Japan, Australia, and New Zealand by 5 am Japan"
    " Standard Time; and 5 am Central European Time for all other territories."
)
NO_DATA_DATE_SPECIFIED_ERROR = "There were no sales for the date specified."

except APIError as e:
    # Only except certain errors, full list of possible errors is found here: 
    # https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstoreconnectapi/interpreting_and_handling_errors/about_the_http_status_code  # noqa
    if str(e) == REPORT_NOT_AVAILABLE_ERROR or str(e) == NO_DATA_DATE_SPECIFIED_ERROR:
        LOGGER.error("{0}".format(e))
    else:
        raise e

If Apple changes the error description slightly this approach will break. I would expect the HTTP status codes to be much more stable.

Following your lead on another issue, I have been trying to get download_sales_and_trends_reports to work, but when I add any other filters to the example, I am told the vendor number is invalid. It doesn't mind the same vendor number when using the default filters.

Our app is free so there is no sales - $ sales data, but there is sales - # units data which I am interested in. I am having trouble getting the download_sales_and_trends_reports to return anything because of this. Also, perhaps the script shouldn't crash when there is a day without sales?

I ended up ditching the manual jwt encoding to try your wrapper because I couldn't set the authorization header with String("Bearer ") + Bytes(encoded_jwt). Perhaps you could help me? Thanks

Hi, I have an error when I run the script

this is my script example.py

import sys
from appstoreconnect import Api

if __name__ == "__main__":
        key_id = "XXXXXXXXXX"
        key_file = "AuthKey_XXXXXXXXXX.p8"	
        issuer_id ="XXXXXXXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXXX"
        
        api = Api(key_id, key_file, issuer_id)
        apps = api.list_apps()

        print (apps)
        for app in apps:
                print(app.name)

The key_file is in the same directory than example.py. And this is the error

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\API_apple\example.py", line 26, in <module>
    for app in apps:
  File "C:\API_apple\appstoreconnect\api.py", line 80, in __next__
    self.fetch_page()
  File "C:\API_apple\appstoreconnect\api.py", line 97, in fetch_page
    self.payload = self.api._api_call(self.url)
  File "C:\API_apple\appstoreconnect\api.py", line 135, in _api_call
    raise APIError(payload.get('errors', [])[0].get('detail', 'Unknown error'))
appstoreconnect.api.APIError: Provide a properly configured and signed bearer token, and make sure that it has not expired. Learn more about Generating Tokens for API Requests https://developer.apple.com/go/?id=api-generating-tokens

What is happening ?

Thanks

Hey!

I added support for two new endpoints:

• https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstoreconnectapi/invite_a_user
• https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstoreconnectapi/read_user_invitation_information

Also fixed a bug that caused create_beta_tester to fail sending the request since the URL was not created correctly.

Hey,

Just wondering if there is a way to get downloads and impressions in a "report" way, grouped by day, country, etc. Like in the appstoreconnect UI

The current restriction is no higher than version 2, although for more than two and a half years the third version. I am currently using 38.0.4 and everything works without any problems.

Is there a way to read the error when the API fails?

I am using the APIs to get user info. But it randomly fails and throws the following error: " appstoreconnect.api.APIError: An unexpected error occurred on the server side. If this issue continues, contact us at https://developer.apple.com/contact/."

So the API calls fail without any warning or returning any reason.

Adding how to print the error object when the API fails in the example would be helpful.

I just installed this yesterday and it worked fine. But today it starts throw error "Provide a properly configured and signed bearer token, and make sure that it has not expired. Learn more about Generating Tokens for API Requests https://developer.apple.com/go/?id=api-generating-tokens".

At the end I found out it maybe caused by the expiration time. When I changed it from 20 to 15, it works again: exp = int(time.mktime((self.token_gen_date + timedelta(minutes=15)).timetuple())) On documentation here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstoreconnectapi/generating_tokens_for_api_requests it says Tokens that expire more than 20 minutes into the future are not valid so I guess when do the calculation with 20 mins it may round up to exceed 20 mins?

Updated: after I sync the time on my PC, it works again with 20mins.

Main issue is starting with version 2.0.0 jwt.encode() retruns an str whereas older version returns bytes If not too complex we should support both.

See this issue: https://github.com/Ponytech/appstoreconnectapi/issues/33#issuecomment-755434912