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Informations about the package bloganalytics

SilverStripe Site Analytics

Pull data out of Google Analytics for pages and blog tags

Requirements

Documentation

The SilverStripe BlogAnalytics module uses a Google Service Account to interact with Google Analytics.

  1. Set up a service account here. You will receive a configuration such as this: 
    {
"type": "service_account",
"project_id": "YOUR GOOGLE API PROJET ID",
"private_key_id": "YOUR PRIVATE KEY ID",
"private_key": "YOUR PRIVATE KEY",
"client_email": "EMAIL ADDRESS FOR THE SERVICE ACCOUNT",
"client_id": "CLIENT ID",
"auth_uri": "AUTH URI",
"token_uri": "TOKEN URI",
"auth_provider_x509_cert_url": "https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/certs",
"client_x509_cert_url": "CERT URL"
}
  2. Add the email address for the account to Google Analytics
  3. Get a View ID for the Analytics view you wish to pull from
  4. base64 encode the configuration
  5. Add configuration to your environment: 
    GASERVICE="BASE64 ENCODED JSON CONFIGURATION FILE CONTENTS (to avoid escaping values in the private key)"
GAVIEW="VIEW ID"
GASTART="7daysago"
GAEND="today"
GAMINCUTOFF="100" # Don't track pages with fewer views than this
  6. Install with composer require revstrat\bloganalytics
  7. Run /dev/build?flush=all.
  8. Create a queued job of type RevStrat\BlogAnalytics\UpdateTrafficData and run it. The task will schedule itself on completion for 3 hours in the future

Template Usage

Examples:

TopTags, TopSiteTree, TopBlogPosts each return a list, with the target object itself under "Item", and the traffic count under "Traffic".

Each can take an argument to override the default result count limit.

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Requires silverstripe/cms Version ^4
silverstripe/framework Version ^4
silverstripe/blog Version ^3.2
symbiote/silverstripe-queuedjobs Version ^4.2
google/apiclient Version ^2.0
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