Get your API Keys

Gems 💎

To read user data, you need to spend Gems. You can get 100 Gems for $1.

With 100 Gems, you can access 10,000 rows of data. That lets you read 10,000 Netflix shows your users have watched or explore shopping habits with 10,000 Amazon past orders.

Connect App Clip

Simply launch the Connect App Clip in your application using a URL. Here’s how to construct the Connect URL.

App Clips let users enjoy native app experiences without the need to download a full app. Learn more on Apple’s Developer Website.

The Connect JS SDK handles parameter validations automagically!

Install the connect library

npm i @gandalf-network/connect

Usage

Import the library

// Typescript && ESModules
import Connect from '@gandalf-network/connect'
// CommonJS
const Connect = require("@gandalf-network/connect");

Connect

// Initialize Connect
const connect = new Connect({
    publicKey: 'your_public_key_here',
    redirectURL: 'https://yourapp.com/connect-success',
    services: {'netflix': true, 'playstation': false}
})

try {
// Generate the Connect URL
    const connectUrl = await connect.generateURL()

    // Use the URL as needed
    console.log('Generated Connect URL:', connectUrl)

    // If you want to display a QR Code instead:
    const qrCodeDataUrl = await connect.generateQRCode()
} catch (error) {
    // handle error
}

Display the QR code using the qrCodeDataUrl

<img src={{qrCodeDataUrl}} alt="Connect QR Code"/>

Finally, pull the data

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Get Data Key

After your user is done linking their accounts, Connect will navigate to your redirectUrl with a query parameter called dataKey.

You can use the SDK to get the dataKey easily.

const currentUrl = window.location.href; // Gets the current browser URL
const dataKey = connect.getDataKeyFromURL(currentUrl);

Proceed by sending the dataKey to your server, where you can securely request the data you seek.

Alternatively, your redirectURL could be a server-side endpoint. You can get the dataKey directly from your application’s server.
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Securely request the data (server-side)

Install eye-of-sauron

npm i -g @gandalf-network/eyeofsauron

eyeofsauron generate

This will generate an eyeofsauron folder in your project root directory.

Usage

Import the library

// Typescript
import Eye, { Source } from './eyeofsauron';
// ESModules
import Eye, { Source } from './eyeofsauron/index.js';
// CommonJS
const Connect = require("@gandalf-network/connect");
const { Source } = require('./eyeofsauron');

Get Activity

const eye = new Eye({privateKey: process.env.PRIVATE_KEY})

const { data } = await eye.getActivity({dataKey: dataKey,  source: Source.Amazon, limit: 100, page: 2})

That’s all!