• You can mix user_unique_id and ssid and specify up to 100 users at a time. The number of users is subject to the deduplicated number.
• The same application can perform at most one user data deletion job simultaneously.
• Only privatized 5.2.0 and above versions can use OpenAPI related to deleting user data normally.

Path:/openapi/v1/{app_id}/data-deletions
Method: POST
Request parameters:

• Request parameters

  Field	Type	Required	Explain
  uuids	array	false	List of user_unique_id to remove
  ssids	array	false	The list of ssids to delete must be selected with uuids. If both pass, it will convert uuid to ssid and merge.

• Example of request:

  {
      "uuids": ["user-1@test.com"， "user-2@test.com"],
      "ssids": ["6f67ea5e-69ee-48bc-a75a-******", "990c4961-3c84-4d19-87d3-7******"]
  }
  

  tip

  The above is an example of a request to delete four users. At the same time, 2 uuis and 2 ssids are uploaded. When the user data is finally deleted, the 2 uuids will be converted to ssid respectively, and the 2 ssids that have been uploaded will be merged and deduplicated. The final number of users to delete is 4.

Response

{
    "code": 200,
    "message": "ok",
    "data": #/schemas/DeletionJob
}

def create_deletion_job():
    ak = "{YOUR_AK}"
    sk = "{YOUR_SK}"
    client = RangersClient(ak, sk, url="https://datarangers.com")
    
    resp = client.data_finder("/openapi/v1/181902/data-deletions", method="post", body={"ssids": ["5be111b2-83c9-44ff-8942-******","0b419397-08fb-4570-9c66-******5"], "uuids": ["139124******","986170174920******"]})
    print(resp.json())