public static IRestResponse FetchProfileUrl()
{
api Api = new api("<INSERT_API_KEY>", "<INSERT_API_SECRET>");
batchApi batchRequest = new batchApi(Api);
// Create a new batch
int batchId = batchRequest.Create();
var parameters = new api.Parameters();
parameters.Add("batch-id", batchId);
parameters.Add("business-names", "La Bernardin\nBernardin Cafe\nBernardin restaraunt");
parameters.Add("country", "USA");
parameters.Add("city", "New York");
parameters.Add("postcode", "10019");
parameters.Add("local-directory", "google");
var jobId = Api.Post("/v4/ld/fetch-profile-url", parameters);
if (jobId.ResponseStatus == ResponseStatus.Completed)
{
dynamic job = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(jobId.Content);
if (!job.success)
{
string message = "Error adding job";
var batchException = new ApplicationException(message + job.errors, job.ErrorException);
throw batchException;
}
}
else
{
throw new ApplicationException(jobId.ErrorMessage);
}
// Commit the batch, resturns true or false
bool commit = batchRequest.Commit(batchId);
// Poll for results. In a real world example you should do this in a backgroud process, such as HangFire, or use the Task Parallel Library to create a BackGroundWorker Task.
// It is bad practice to use Thread.Sleep(). This is only for the example and will actually freeze the UI until the while loop is finished.
var results = batchRequest.GetResults(batchId);
dynamic directoryResults = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(results.Content);
if (directoryResults.success)
{
while (directoryResults.status != "Stopped" || directoryResults.status != "Finished")
{
Thread.Sleep(10000);
results = batchRequest.GetResults(batchId);
directoryResults = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(results.Content);
}
return(results);
}
else
{
const string message = "Error Retrieving batch results ";
var batchException = new ApplicationException(message, results.ErrorException);
throw batchException;
}
}
public static IRestResponse search()
{
List <RankingsSearch> searches = new List <RankingsSearch>();
searches.Add(new RankingsSearch()
{
search_engine = "google",
country = "USA",
google_location = "New York, NY",
search_term = "restaurant new york",
urls = new List <string>()
{
"le-bernardin.com"
},
business_names = new List <string>()
{
"Le Bernardin"
}
});
searches.Add(new RankingsSearch()
{
search_engine = "yahoo",
country = "USA",
google_location = "New York, NY",
search_term = "restaurant new york",
urls = new List <string>()
{
"le-bernardin.com"
},
business_names = new List <string>()
{
"Le Bernardin"
}
});
api Api = new api("<INSERT_API_KEY>", "<INSERT_API_SECRET>");
batchApi batchRequest = new batchApi(Api);
// Create a new batch
int batchId = batchRequest.Create();
var parameters = new api.Parameters();
// Add jobs to batch
foreach (var item in searches)
{
// Convert the searches list into parameters for the web requestt
parameters = batchRequest.convertListToParameters(item);
parameters.Add("batch-id", batchId);
var jobId = Api.Post("/v4/rankings/search", parameters);
if (jobId.ResponseStatus == ResponseStatus.Completed)
{
dynamic job = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(jobId.Content);
if (job.success)
{
string message = "Error adding job";
var batchException = new ApplicationException(message + job.errors, job.ErrorException);
throw batchException;
}
}
else
{
throw new ApplicationException(jobId.ErrorMessage);
}
}
// Commit the batch, resturns true or false
bool commit = batchRequest.Commit(batchId);
// Poll for results. In a real world example you should do this in a backgroud process, such as HangFire, or use the Task Parallel Library to create a BackGroundWorker Task.
// It is bad practice to use Thread.Sleep(). This is only for the example and will actually freeze the UI until the while loop is finished.
var results = batchRequest.GetResults(batchId);
dynamic rankingResults = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(results.Content);
if (rankingResults.success)
{
while (rankingResults.status != "Stopped" || rankingResults.status != "Finished")
{
Thread.Sleep(10000);
results = batchRequest.GetResults(batchId);
rankingResults = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(results.Content);
}
return(rankingResults);
}
else
{
const string message = "Error Retrieving batch results ";
var batchException = new ApplicationException(message, results.ErrorException);
throw batchException;
}
}
public static IRestResponse bulkSearch()
{
List <string> searches = new List <string>(
new string[] {
"restaurant new york'",
"restaurant manhattan",
"restaurant 10019"
});
api Api = new api("<INSERT_API_KEY>", "<INSERT_API_SECRET>");
batchApi batchRequest = new batchApi(Api);
// Create a new batch
int batchId = batchRequest.Create();
var parameters = new api.Parameters();
parameters.Add("batch-id", batchId);
parameters.Add("search-engine", "google");
parameters.Add("country", "USA");
parameters.Add("telephone", "+1 212-554-1515");
parameters.Add("google-location", "New York, NY");
parameters.Add("search-terms", searches);
parameters.Add("urls", "['le-bernardin.com']");
parameters.Add("business-names", "['Le Bernardin']");
var jobId = Api.Post("/v4/rankings/bulk-search", parameters);
if (jobId.ResponseStatus == ResponseStatus.Completed)
{
dynamic job = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(jobId.Content);
if (!job.success)
{
string message = "Error adding job";
var batchException = new ApplicationException(message + job.errors, job.ErrorException);
throw batchException;
}
}
else
{
throw new ApplicationException(jobId.ErrorMessage);
}
// Commit the batch, resturns true or false
bool commit = batchRequest.Commit(batchId);
// Poll for results. In a real world example you should do this in a backgroud process, such as HangFire, or use the Task Parallel Library to create a BackGroundWorker Task.
// It is bad practice to use Thread.Sleep(). This is only for the example and will actually freeze the UI until the while loop is finished.
var results = batchRequest.GetResults(batchId);
dynamic rankingResults = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(results.Content);
if (rankingResults.success)
{
while (rankingResults.status != "Stopped" || rankingResults.status != "Finished")
{
Thread.Sleep(10000);
results = batchRequest.GetResults(batchId);
rankingResults = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(results.Content);
}
return(rankingResults);
}
else
{
const string message = "Error Retrieving batch results ";
var batchException = new ApplicationException(message, results.ErrorException);
throw batchException;
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("BrightLocal Demo");
List <string> localDirectories = new List <string>();
localDirectories.Add("google");
localDirectories.Add("yahoo");
//localDirectories.Add("facebook");
api Api = new api("api key", "secret");
batchApi batchRequest = new batchApi(Api);
// Create a new batch
int batchId = batchRequest.Create();
Console.WriteLine($"Batch created: id {batchId}");
var model = new {
BusinessNames = "Foo",
City = "New York",
PostalCode = "90210",
Telephone = "2140000000"
};
// Add jobs to batch
foreach (var item in localDirectories)
{
var parameters = new api.Parameters();
parameters.Add("batch-id", batchId);
parameters.Add("business-names", model.BusinessNames);
parameters.Add("city", model.City);
parameters.Add("postcode", model.PostalCode);
parameters.Add("local-directory", item);
parameters.Add("country", "USA");
var jobId = Api.Post("/v4/ld/fetch-reviews-by-business-data", parameters);
Console.WriteLine($"Job created with id {jobId}");
// NOTE: ResponseStatus.Completed doesn't exist
if (jobId.ResponseStatus == jobId.ResponseStatus) //ResponseStatus.Completed)
{
dynamic job = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(jobId.Content);
if (!job.success)
{
string message = "Error adding job";
var batchException = new ApplicationException(message + job.errors, job.ErrorException);
throw batchException;
}
}
else
{
throw new ApplicationException(jobId.ErrorMessage);
}
}
// Commit the batch, resturns true or false
bool commit = batchRequest.Commit(batchId);
// Poll for results. In a real world example you should do this in a backgroud process, such as HangFire, or use the Task Parallel Library to create a BackGroundWorker Task.
// It is bad practice to use Thread.Sleep(). This is only for the example and will actually freeze the UI until the while loop is finished.
var results = batchRequest.GetResults(batchId);
var resultsContent = results.Content;
LogResults(resultsContent);
dynamic reviewResults = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(resultsContent);
if (reviewResults.success)
{
while (reviewResults.status != "Stopped" || reviewResults.status != "Finished")
{
Thread.Sleep(10000);
results = batchRequest.GetResults(batchId);
resultsContent = results.Content;
LogResults(resultsContent);
reviewResults = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(resultsContent);
}
Console.WriteLine($"Results: {reviewResults.ToString()}");
//return reviewResults;
}
else
{
const string message = "Error Retrieving batch results ";
var batchException = new ApplicationException(message + reviewResults.errors, results.ErrorException);
Console.WriteLine("Error: " + batchException.ToString());
throw batchException;
}
Console.WriteLine("Done!");
}