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angular-ganalytics

v1.0.0

Published

Consuming Google Analytics Core Reporting Service (Server - Server) Auth to display Reports & dashboards with angularJS, NodeJS & Google Charts.

Downloads

31

Readme

angular-gAnalytics

Build Status via Travis CI Coverage Status

Consuming Google Analytics Core Reporting Service (Server - Server) Auth to display Reports & dashboards with angularJS, NodeJS & Google Charts.

Server NodeJs Backend

Follow these steps before deploying your server:

  1. Register an application in Google API console center.
  2. Enable Analytics API.
  3. Create a service account [Manage Service Account] (https://console.developers.google.com/permissions/serviceaccounts).
  4. Register the newly created service account email into the Google Analytics property in permission section under property administration.
  5. Create New Credentials (Service Account private Key .p12) [Manage Credentials] (https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials).
  6. Transform your .p12 key to .pem to sign yours JWT, in order to achieve that you should have openSSl installed on your machine
> openssl pkcs12 -in YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE.p12 -out demo_certificate.pem -nodes
  1. You should store your pem key in safe place on your server.
  2. Update config.js file
'GA_SERVICE_ACCOUNT': 'GOOGLE SERVICE ACCOUNT',
'GA_KEY_PATH': "PEM KEY PATH",