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Pulls campaign data off iterable.

Things you need to do:

You need your API key. Put the api key in a file called .env like so:

API_KEY=yours_gos_here

There's a .gitignore for a reason with .env ignore. Don't check your API key in or bad things will happen to you.

You can then run the script.

node index.js and it will produce a campaigns.csv file.

You can provide command line arguments for month and year...

node index.js 3 2020

If you wanna debug this you need to create a launch.json file for vscode in a .vscode folder... vscode can do this for you but you need to add...

            "envFile": "${workspaceFolder}/.env",
            "args": ["3", "2020"]

If you want to debug without hard coding your API Key (again, don't save the api key in the code, you will forget and then, tears)




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Test Class not being recognised as a valid test class.

I'm can't remember how to set up a compact framework unit test setup. I'm pretty sure I have done this before but it was about 5 years ago....

At the moment the project is there with a test and a reference to the Smart Device Testing lib but Visual Studio doesn't seem to recognize the Project.

Called the Example core Project Sample instead of Example

Rename when I get a chance. Meh.

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