Read-only merchant data from 8 Chinese e-commerce platforms: orders, products, after-sales, ads
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OCEANENGINE_APP_KEYAPI keyoptionalOcean Engine open platform App Key (only needed for the oceanengine server)
OCEANENGINE_APP_SECRETAPI keyoptionalOcean Engine open platform App Secret
OCEANENGINE_ACCESS_TOKENAPI keyoptionalOcean Engine OAuth access token
DOUDIAN_APP_KEYAPI keyoptionalDouyin Shop App Key (only needed for the doudian server)
DOUDIAN_APP_SECRETAPI keyoptionalDouyin Shop App Secret
DOUDIAN_ACCESS_TOKENAPI keyoptionalDouyin Shop OAuth access token
JD_APP_KEYAPI keyoptionalJD open platform App Key (only needed for the jd server)
JD_APP_SECRETAPI keyoptionalJD open platform App Secret
JD_ACCESS_TOKENAPI keyoptionalJD OAuth access token
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Read-only merchant data from 8 Chinese e-commerce platforms: orders, products, after-sales, ads
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