sherin / google-analytics
Google analytics reporting api v4 wrapper (supports batchGet, segments, filters and more)
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Requires
- doctrine/collections: ^1.4
- google/apiclient: ^2.0
Requires (Dev)
- friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ^2.15
- phan/phan: ^2.2
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Table of Contents
Installation
Requirements:
- PHP ^7.0 (or higher)
- Composer ^1.9.0
- google/apiclient ^2.0
- doctrine/collections ^1.4
Installation Implementation in existing project with composer:
$ composer require sherin/google-analytics
Or you can start from scratch:
$ mkdir google-analytics-api
$ cd google-analytics-api
$ composer init
$ composer require sherin/google-analytics
Its not recommended/not supported to use this package without composer. It won't be documented.
Usage
This library is based on PHP 7.0 strict typing. Also we are using Doctrine's ArrayCollection because of the extra features.
All the libraries classes are wrapped inside the namespace: sherin\google\analytics\
Workflow:
- Login to the Google api using the
Client
andCredentials
classes. - Determine what data you want and build the query using the
QueryBuilder
. - If you have multiple queries, create a
Batch
object so the requests can be send in chunks of 5 (max allowed by Google). - Collect the response from Google, its possible to get JSON data or use the PHP objects.
Getting started
If you already know what Service Credentials are and you already own a json file, you can continue at step 2
- First you need to obtain Service Credentials from Google from THIS link.
- Create a new project or use an existing project in the IAM and admin page.
- Then create a new Service Account and enter a name you want (for example
WebsiteService
orPHPService
) - Give the service account the role "Viewer" or "Owner". Depends if you will use other Google Libraries (you can use this key for almost all google api's)
- When you're on Step 3 click on the [+ create key] button and select the JSON type and click [create]. Now a JSON file will be downloaded and that's your credentials file that we need.
- After that, go to API's and services and open the Library. Search for "Google Analytics Reporting API" and enable the API for your account.
- For now its recommended to move the JSON array to your
.env
file because you should NEVER commit private keys to git. You can find an example here.
- First we need to create a new
Credentials
class that contains your credentials. You can use the setters to setup your credentials or you can use thesetFromArray
function. ThesetFromArray
function requires the following array setup:
$credentials = new Credentials();
$credentials->setFromArray($this->getGoogleCredentials());
And the getGoogleCredentials()
function example:
private function getGoogleCredentials(): array
{
return [
"type" => getenv("GOOGLE_TYPE"),
"project_id" => getenv("GOOGLE_TYPE"),
"private_key_id" => getenv('GOOGLE_PRIVATE_KEY_ID'),
"private_key" => str_replace('\n', PHP_EOL, getenv('GOOGLE_PRIVATE_KEY')), //Dirty fix because older DotEnv versions does not support multi-lined variables. (since v3.0 but only supports php 7.2.
"client_email" => getenv('GOOGLE_CLIENT_EMAIL'),
"client_id" => getenv('GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID'),
"auth_uri" => getenv("GOOGLE_AUTH_URI"),
"token_uri" => getenv("GOOGLE_TOKEN_URI"),
"auth_provider_x509_cert_url" => getenv("GOOGLE_AUTH_PROVIDER_CERT_URL"),
"client_x509_cert_url" => getenv('GOOGLE_CLIENT_CERT_URL')
];
}
- Now you have created the
Credentials
class with the required authentication tokens. Now we can start create a Client.
$client = new Client($credentials);
The following is only required if you already have a class called Client
You might have a duplicate declaration Client (if you use Guzzle for example). So instead of importing (use
) the class. Call it from the namespace.
$client = new \sherin\google\analytics\Authentication\Client($credentials);
- And finally, we create a instance of the
Analytics
api class so we can create requests to Google. We need this instance later.
$analytics = new Analytics($client);
Or if you can't use
/import
the class, use the following:
$analytics = new \sherin\google\analytics\Analytics($client);
Limitations
The currently limitations:
- This library only supports Service Applications (aka Server to Server) currently.
- For now, a metric filter on a segment is not supported, only dimensions.
Testing
Testing is not added yet! FYI: PHPUnit will be used for unit testing
Support
You can use the issue tracker of this project to create issues. Use stackoverflow for supporting issues. The issue tracker is only for bugs reports and feature requests. (TODO ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md)
Licence
This project is licensed under the Apache License - see the LICENSE.md file for details