my_first_scope3_api_call

# This simple Python script 
# 1- Makes one API call to Scope3's Campaign emissions calculation service.
# 2- Prints the API response on terminal.

# First let's import the requests module
import requests

# We first need to specify our Scope3 API credentials
AccessClientId = "FILL_IN_HERE_YOUR_CLIENT_ID"
AccessClientSecret = "FILL_IN_HERE_YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET"

# Let's now specify the Scope3 campaign emissions calculation service endpoint URL and fill in the headers required for our API call.
scope3_api_endpoint_url = "https://api.scope3.com/v1/calculate/daily?includeRows=true"
headers = {
	"Accept": "application/json",
	"Content-Type": "application/json",
	"AccessClientId": AccessClientId,
	"AccessClientSecret": AccessClientSecret
}

# Let's specify our campaign data.
# In this example we'll assume that we served 1000 banner ad impressions on the NY Times Android mobile app to users in the US on Jan 1st 2023.
# and 5000 video ad impressions (of 15 seconds) on cnn.com' website on desktops to users in Florida the following day, through Xandr (SSP) and via programmatic guaranteed pipes.
input_data = {
     "rows": [
          {
               "identifier": "1",
               "inventoryId": "com.nytimes.android",
               "creative": {
                    "format": "banner",
                    "payloadSize": 180000,
               },
               "impressions": 1000,
               "date": "2023-01-01",
               "country": "US",
               "deviceType": "phone",
               "channel": "display-app"
          },
          {
               "identifier": "2",
               "inventoryId": "cnn.com",
               "creative": {
                    "format": "video",
                    "durationSeconds": 15
               },
               "impressions": 5000,
               "date": "2023-01-02",
               "country": "US",
               "region": "FL",
               "deviceType": "pc",
               "channel": "streaming-video",
               "seller":"Xandr",
               "buyingMethod":"programmatic-guaranteed"
          }
     ]
}

# Everything is ready, we can now make our first API call to the Scope3 API!
scope3_api_call = requests.post(scope3_api_endpoint_url, json=input_data, headers=headers)

# Let's store the JSON response:
scope3_api_response = scope3_api_call.json()

# Let's display that response on screen:
print(scope3_api_response)

# Congratulations, you've just made your first API call to the Scope3 API using Python!
# We can't wait to see what you build next!