pytunesconnect

pytunesconnect is some Python code (not quite a library) that enables programatic access to Sales and Trends and App Analytics data from Apple's iTunes Connect platform.

Although independent work, it was significantly helped along by node-itunesconnect, which does the same (and more) for node.js (much kudos to those who worked on that). Also worth mentioning is Spaceship, which is the same (and more) for Ruby (see also their GitHub repo).

Why?

• iTunes Connect doesn't provide all of the querying functionality that a developer might like (that's not a criticism of iTunes Connect - it can't be all things to all men)
• Downloading data to CSV before it can be mashed with other data sources is time-consuming
• Dashboards that combine multiple data sources
• Organizations should own their own data, and intermediaries such as Apple should provide a full API (which is fully documented)

What you need

An iTunes Connect account (email & password), with access to the modules that you want to access, such as App Analytics, Sales and Trends and Payments and Financial Reports.

To access earnings reports you also need a contentProviderId and vendornumber. The vendor number can be found in the Payments and Financial Reports web interface to iTunes Connect. Both the contentProviderId and vendornumber can be obtained programmatically through pytunesconnect.

And Python.

Setup

1. Install Python
2. Install dependencies (requests, lxml): pip install requests pip install lxml
3. Download the code
4. Open examples.py in your Python interpreter
5. Point it to your credentials file*
6. Run some of the examples and see what you get

* examples.py is set up to use a .json file with the following contents:

{
  "accounts": [
    {
      "accountName": "<your email>",
      "password": "<your password>",
      "contentProviderId": "<your contentProviderId>",
      "vendornumber": "<your vendor number>",
      "adamIds": [
        "<adamid>"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Other notes

• adamIds are not prefixed 'id' as in iTunes on the web

To do

• Docstrings
• Test cases
• More documentation
• Error handling
• PEP8 compliance