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@platmac/node-red-google-analytics-ga

v1.0.5

Published

Google Analytics UA(v3) & GA4(v1)

Downloads

375

Readme

Fork of the node-red-contrib-google-analytics-ga package with changed auth method and some fixes node-red-contrib-google-analytics-ga repository

Features

Run different reports by GA4 and UA Google Analytics API.

Use cases

  1. Automation of running reports and processing them.
  2. Create custom dashboards with metrics necessary just for you.

Installation

@platmac/node-red-google-analytics-ga can be install using the node-red editor's pallete or by running npm in the console:

npm i @platmac/node-red-google-analytics-ga

or

From the Node-red:

  1. Menu / Manage Palette / Install / search modules
  2. Search by name '@platmac/node-red-google-analytics-ga'
  3. Choose and press Install button
  4. Use node in Node-red from category Google

Setup Google Analytics API connection

Node must have access to GA API by credentials file (*.json). Follow the instructions for get it:

Usage

Node has 4 functions for using:

  • Universal Analytics(UA) API v3 ga (by function ga)
  • Universal Analytics(UA) API v3 realtime (by function Realtime)
  • GA4 API v1 (by function runReport)
  • GA4 API v1 realtime (by function runRealtimeReport)

Node input properties:

All properties have to be inside msg.payload object.

  • ids - id of property to run UA reports for
  • propertyId - id of property to run GA4 reports for
  • clientEmail - field from credentials json file
  • privateKey - field from credentials json file
  • dimensions - the dimensions requested and displayed
  • metrics - the metrics requested and displayed.
  • start-date - start of report date (YYYY-MM-DD) or templated for UA report
  • end-date - end of report date (YYYY-MM-DD) or templated for UA report
  • filters - filters for UA report
  • maxResults - the number of rows to return for UA report
  • sortResults - sort field for UA report
  • metricOrderBy - field to order metric by it
  • dimensionOrderBy - field to order dimension by it
  • dimensionOrderType - type of order dimension
  • endMinutesAgo - end of report date in minutes before report request. Only for realtime reports
  • startMinutesAgo - start of report date in minutes before report request. Only for realtime reports
  • limit - the number of rows to return. If unspecified, 10,000 rows are returned. The API returns a maximum of 250,000 rows per request, no matter how many you ask for. limit must be positive.
  • sinceDate - the date field with templated values and element "custom" that allows to use another way to select date
  • startDate - start of report date (YYYY-MM-DD)
  • endDate - end of report date (YYYY-MM-DD)