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A package helps you implement the features of your Google Ads / Adwords API.

Installation

Type in console:

composer require 5baddi/laravel-google-ads-lib

Laravel 5.5 or higher?

Then you don't have to either register or add the alias, this package uses Package Auto-Discovery's feature, and should be available as soon as you install it via Composer.

(Only for Laravel 5.4 or minor) Register the GoogleAds service by adding it to the providers array.

'providers' => array(
        ...
        BADDIGroup\GoogleAds\Providers\GoogleAdsServiceProvider::class
    )

(Only for Laravel 5.4 or minor) Let's add the Alias facade, add it to the aliases array.

'aliases' => array(
        ...
        'GoogleAds' => BADDIGroup\GoogleAds\Facades\GoogleAds::class,
    )

Publish the package's configuration file to the application's own config directory.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="BADDIGroup\GoogleAds\Providers\GoogleAdsServiceProvider" --tag="config"

The above command will generate a new file under your laravel app config folder called googleads.php

Configuration

Update the googleads.php file with your data.

'level' => 'test',
'production' => [
    'developerToken' => "YOUR-DEV-TOKEN",
    'clientCustomerId' => "CLIENT-CUSTOMER-ID",
    'userAgent' => "YOUR-NAME",
    'clientId' => "CLIENT-ID",
    'clientSecret' => "CLIENT-SECRET",
    'refreshToken' => "REFRESH-TOKEN"
],
'test' => [
    'developerToken' => "YOUR-DEV-TOKEN",
    'clientCustomerId' => "CLIENT-CUSTOMER-ID",
    'userAgent' => "YOUR-NAME",
    'clientId' => "CLIENT-ID",
    'clientSecret' => "CLIENT-SECRET",
    'refreshToken' => "REFRESH-TOKEN"
],

'level' key accepts one of the following values: test / production

Generate refresh token

Notice that it will take the clientID and clientSecret from googleads.php config file based on the level value.

Type in console:

php artisan googleads:generate:refresh-token

Visit the URL it shows, grant access to your app and input the access token in console.
Then copy the fresh token in googleads.php config file.

Remember to copy that token in the correct section (test/production).Depends on your level value.

Usage samples

Instance the main wrapper class:

$ads = new GoogleAds();

Do not forget to put at the top of the file the use statement:

use BADDIGroup\GoogleAds\GoogleAds;

All needed configuration data is took from googleads.php config file. But you always may pass new values on the fly if required.

You may override the default access level value calling the setAccessLevel method:

$ads->setAccessLevel('test');

Also, you may get the access level value by getAccessLevel method:

$ads->getAccessLevel();

If need to override the OAuth details, just call the OAuth method like so:

$ads->OAuth([
            'clientId' => 'test',
            'clientSecret' => 'test',
            'refreshToken' => 'TEST'

        ]);

Same with session. If need to override the default values on the fly, just do it by calling session method:

$ads->session([
    'developerToken' => 'token',
    'clientCustomerId' => 'id'
]);

All the above methods can be chained as follows:

$ads->setAccessLevel('test')
    ->OAuth([
        'clientId' => 'test',
        'clientSecret' => 'test',
        'refreshToken' => 'TEST'

    ])
    ->session([
        'developerToken' => 'token',
        'clientCustomerId' => 'id'
    ]);

Google Services

For Google Ads Services you only have to call the service method:

$ads->service(CampaignService::class);

$ads->service(AdGroupService::class);

$ads->service(AdGroupAdService::class);

or Any google ads services available under Google\AdsApi\AdWords\v201809\cm folder.

Also you can use the global helper in order the get an instance of Service.

$service = googleService(CampaignService::class)

To retrieve a list of campaigns, do like follows:

$ads->service(CampaignService::class)
    ->select(['Id', 'Name', 'Status', 'ServingStatus', 'StartDate', 'EndDate'])
    ->get();

Notice the method select is required and you have to use it in order to set the fields you wanna get from the campaign.

If need to add a condition to your search you can use the where method like follows:

$ads->service(CampaignService::class)
    ->select(['Id', 'Name', 'Status', 'ServingStatus', 'StartDate', 'EndDate'])
    ->where('Id IN [752331963,795625088]')
    ->get();
or

$ads->service(CampaignService::class)
    ->select(['Id', 'Name', 'Status', 'ServingStatus', 'StartDate', 'EndDate'])
    ->where('Id = 752331963')
    ->get();

Notice! You may also set more than one condition. Do so calling where method as many times as you need.

Available Operators:

= | != | > | >= | < | <= | IN | NOT_IN | STARTS_WITH | STARTS_WITH_IGNORE_CASE |
CONTAINS | CONTAINS_IGNORE_CASE | DOES_NOT_CONTAIN | DOES_NOT_CONTAIN_IGNORE_CASE |
CONTAINS_ANY | CONTAINS_NONE | CONTAINS_ALL

If need to limit your search you may use limit method:

$ads->service(CampaignService::class)
    ->select(['Id', 'Name', 'Status', 'ServingStatus', 'StartDate', 'EndDate'])
    ->limit(5)
    ->get();

Also you can order by a field:

$ads->service(CampaignService::class)
    ->select(['Id', 'Name', 'Status', 'ServingStatus', 'StartDate', 'EndDate'])
    ->orderBy('Name')
    ->limit(5)
    ->get();

Notice that the get method returns an instance of ServiceCollection. That custom collection has its own methods.

Once you have the collection, you can again filter with the where method

$campaignService = $ads->service(CampaignService::class);

$results = $campaignService->select('CampaignId','CampaignName')->get();

//You can also add any where condition on the list.
$campaign = $results->where('id',1341312);

Also you can call the set method to change any value

$campaign = $results->where('id',$this->testedCampaignId)->set('name','hello !!');

Finally you can persist those changes with the save method:

$campaign = $campaign->save();

Save method returns an array of updated elements or false if nothing updated.

Important!! notice that it will persist all elements that are in the collection.

You can get the list as illuminate collection simply calling items method.

Google Reports

To start with google reporting just call report method from the main wrapper:

$report = $ads->report();

or use the global helper like follows:

$report = googleReport();

It will return an instance of BADDIGroup\GoogleAds\Reports\Report

Now, you have a set of method to prepare the google ads report:

$obj = $ads->report()
            ->from('CRITERIA_PERFORMANCE_REPORT')
            ->during('20170101','20170210')
            ->where('CampaignId = 752331963')
            ->select('CampaignId','AdGroupId','AdGroupName','Id', 'Criteria', 'CriteriaType','Impressions', 'Clicks', 'Cost', 'UrlCustomParameters')
            ->getAsObj();

In the above methods, the mandatory ones are from and select

Notice that in during method you have to pass the dates as a string like YearMonthDay

You may also want to set more than one condition. Use Where clause as many times as you need like follows:

$obj = $ads->report()
            ->from('CRITERIA_PERFORMANCE_REPORT')
            ->where('Clicks > 10')
            ->where('Cost > 10')
            ->where('Impressions > 1')
            ->select('CampaignId','AdGroupId','AdGroupName','Id', 'Criteria', 'CriteriaType','Impressions', 'Clicks', 'Cost', 'UrlCustomParameters')
            ->getAsObj();

Available Operators:

= | != | > | >= | < | <= | IN | NOT_IN | STARTS_WITH | STARTS_WITH_IGNORE_CASE |
CONTAINS | CONTAINS_IGNORE_CASE | DOES_NOT_CONTAIN | DOES_NOT_CONTAIN_IGNORE_CASE |
CONTAINS_ANY | CONTAINS_NONE | CONTAINS_ALL

Want to exclude any field? Just do it like follows:

$obj = $ads->report()
           ->from('SHOPPING_PERFORMANCE_REPORT')
           ->select(\BADDIGroup\GoogleAds\Facades\GoogleAds::fields()->of('SHOPPING_PERFORMANCE_REPORT')->asList())
           ->except('SearchImpressionShare','ExternalConversionSource','Ctr','Cost','Date','Week','Year','AverageCpc','Clicks','ClickType','ConversionCategoryName','ConversionTrackerId','ConversionTypeName')
            ->getAsObj();

If want to see the retrieve items, just get so by result property of the object returned:

$items = $obj->result;

Notice that it is a Collection. So you have all collection methods available.

If need the report in another format, just call format method before getting the report:

$string = $ads->report()
            ->format('CSVFOREXCEL')
            ->select('CampaignId','AdGroupId','AdGroupName','Id', 'Criteria', 'CriteriaType','Impressions', 'Clicks', 'Cost', 'UrlCustomParameters')
            ->from('CRITERIA_PERFORMANCE_REPORT')
            ->getAsString();

To see the available report formats:

$ads->report()->getFormats()

To see what fields are available for a specific report type you can do like follows:

$fields = $ads->report()->from('CRITERIA_PERFORMANCE_REPORT')->getFields();

If want to know what report types are available, just do like follow:

$ads->report()->getTypes();

There are 3 output formats for the report. It can be as object, as stream, as string.

getAsString();
getStream();
getAsObj();

Also you can save the report in a file:

$saved = $ads->report()
             ->select('CampaignId','AdGroupId','AdGroupName','Id', 'Criteria', 'CriteriaType','Impressions', 'Clicks', 'Cost', 'UrlCustomParameters')
             ->from('CRITERIA_PERFORMANCE_REPORT')
             ->saveToFile($filePath)

The above code will create a file in the passed path returning true if everything was fine.

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Installation

Type in console:

Laravel 5.5 or higher?

(Only for Laravel 5.4 or minor) Register the GoogleAds service by adding it to the providers array.

(Only for Laravel 5.4 or minor) Let's add the Alias facade, add it to the aliases array.

Publish the package's configuration file to the application's own config directory.

Configuration

Generate refresh token

Usage samples

Google Services

Google Reports