chrisle · May 16, 2024 13:09 · arjunmenon · Aug 25, 2016
diff --git a/simple_google_analytics.rb b/simple_google_analytics.rb
 require 'digest'

 # = simple_google_analytics.rb
 # 
 # Chris Le <chris at iamchrisle dot com>
 # 
 # This module is an wrapper to export data from Google Analytics as a flattened
 # hash suitable for database storage. It does not require any other gems other
 # than 'oauth'. I used this simply to get metrics and directly store them in
 # a database.
 #
 # This may be a better choice over Garb or Gattica if you are already familiar
 # with Google Analytics' API parameters because there's no DSL or sugar 
 # involved. It does have a few pivoting methods that can come in handy.
 #
 # The returned hash also includes a SHA1 signature made up from of the date
 # and the profile ID number. I use it as a unique primary key so I can call
 # the Google API for lots of different stuff and not worry about finding the
 # right row when storing it.
 #
 # Dimensions and Metrics reference
 # https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/dimsmets
 #
 # == Example
 #
 #   API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_app_key]     = <insert key here>
 #   API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_app_secret]  = <app secret>
 #   API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_user_token]  = <user token>
 #   API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_user_secret] = <user secret>
 #
 #   # New instance of Google Analytics
 #   ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new
 #
 #   # Return a hash of profiles that are available to you
 #   profiles = ga.profiles
 #
 #   # Return a hash of web_properties that are available to you
 #   web_properties = ga.web_properties
 #
 #   # Return a hash of profiles that are available to you
 #   profiles = ga.profiles
 #
 #   #######################
 #
 #   report = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new({
 #     :profile_id => 12345678,
 #     :start_date => '2012-12-01',
 #     :end_date   => '2012-12-30'
 #   })
 #
 #   # Get organic traffic for the month of December
 #   report.organic_traffic
 #
 module ExternalApi
  class GoogleAnalytics

    BASE            = 'https://www.googleapis.com/analytics/v3'

    # Used to filter everything by organic traffic only
    ORGANIC_FILTER  = 'ga:medium==organic'

    # When getting traffic metric, pull in these metrics
    DEFAULT_METRICS = ['ga:visits',
                       'ga:bounces',
                       'ga:visitBounceRate',
                       'ga:timeOnSite',
                       'ga:transactions',
                       'ga:transactionRevenue'].join(",")

    # Initialize the class. If you specify no paramters, you can use the
    # management API calls like .accounts, .web_properties.  If you specify
    # parameters, you can use the metrics methods.
    #
    # Yes, it's kind of sloppy but it was for backwards compatibility :)
    #
    # === Examples
    #
    #   ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new
    # 
    #   ## or...
    #
    #   ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new({
    #     :profile_id => 23987717,
    #     :start_date => '2012-12-01',
    #     :end_date => '2012-12-30'
    #   })
    #
    def initialize(params = nil)
      if params.present?
        if (params[:start_date].class != String) &&
           (params[:end_date].class   != String)
          raise 'Start and ending date needs to be a string like YYYY-MM-DD'
        end

        if (params[:profile_id].class != Fixnum)
          raise 'Profile ID must be a fixnum'
        end

        @profile_id = "ga:#{params[:profile_id]}"
        @start_date = params[:start_date]
        @end_date   = params[:end_date]
      end
    end

    # Return all the accounts from Google Analytics
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   my_accounts = ga.accounts
    #
    def accounts
      fetch_items("#{BASE}/management/accounts/")
    end

    # Return all the web properties from Google Analytics
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   web_properties = ga.web_properties
    #
    def web_properties
      fetch_items("#{BASE}/management/accounts/~all/webproperties/")
    end

    # Return all the profiles from Google Analytics
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   profiles = ga.profiles
    #
    def profiles
      fetch_items("#{BASE}/management/accounts/~all/webproperties/~all/profiles")
    end

    # Return all the goals from Google Analytics
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   goals = ga.goals
    #
    def goals
      fetch_items("#{BASE}/management/accounts/~all/webproperties/~all/profiles/~all/goals")
    end

    # Returns organic traffic between two dates
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   report.organic_traffic
    #
    def organic_traffic
      fetch_query({
        'ids'        => @profile_id,
        'start-date' => @start_date,
        'end-date'   => @end_date,
        'metrics'    => DEFAULT_METRICS,
        'dimensions' => 'ga:date',
        'filters'    => ORGANIC_FILTER
      }).to_h
    end

    # Returns a hash of organic traffic coming from mobile operating systems
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   report.organic_mobile_traffic
    #
    def organic_mobile_traffic
      data = fetch_query({
        'ids'        => @profile_id,
        'start-date' => @start_date,
        'end-date'   => @end_date,
        'metrics'    => 'ga:visits',
        'dimensions' => 'ga:date,ga:isMobile,ga:operatingSystem',
        'filters'    => "ga:isMobile==Yes;#{ORGANIC_FILTER}"
      })

      data.pivot_by_keymap({
        :key => 'operatingSystem',
        :value => 'visits'
      }).to_h
    end

    # Returns a hash of organic goal metrics
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   # Get metrics for goal #1
    #   report.organic_goal_metrics(1)
    #
    def organic_goal_metrics(number)
      metrics = [
        "ga:goal#{number}Starts",
        "ga:goal#{number}Completions",
        "ga:goal#{number}Value",
        "ga:goal#{number}ConversionRate",
        "ga:goal#{number}Abandons",
        "ga:goal#{number}AbandonRate"
      ].join(",")

      fetch_query({
        'ids'        => @profile_id,
        'start-date' => @start_date,
        'end-date'   => @end_date,
        'metrics'    => metrics,
        'dimensions' => 'ga:date',
        'filters'    => ORGANIC_FILTER
      }).to_h
    end

    # Returns a hash of organic goals by medium
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   # Get goal metrics from referral traffic
    #   report.organic_goal_by_medium('referral')
    #
    def goal_all_by_medium(medium)
      medium = '(none)' if medium == 'none'

      metrics = [
        "ga:goalStartsAll",
        "ga:goalCompletionsAll",
        "ga:goalValueAll",
        "ga:goalConversionRateAll",
        "ga:goalAbandonsAll",
        "ga:goalAbandonRateAll"
      ].join(",")

      data = fetch_query({
        'ids'        => @profile_id,
        'start-date' => @start_date,
        'end-date'   => @end_date,
        'metrics'    => metrics,
        'dimensions' => 'ga:date',
        'filters'    => "ga:medium==#{medium};#{ORGANIC_FILTER}"
      }).to_h
    end

    # Returns organic visits grouped by search engines (google, yahoo, bing,
    # organic)
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   report.organic_visits_from_search_engines
    #
    def organic_visits_from_search_engines
      data = fetch_query({
        'ids'        => @profile_id,
        'start-date' => @start_date,
        'end-date'   => @end_date,
        'metrics'    => 'ga:visits',
        'dimensions' => 'ga:date,ga:source',
        'filters'    => "ga:source==google,ga:source==yahoo,ga:source==bing;#{ORGANIC_FILTER}"
      })

      data.pivot_by_keymap({
        :key => 'source',
        :value => 'visits'
      }).to_h
    end

    # Returns average site speeds
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   report.site_speed
    #
    def site_speed
      fetch_query({
        'ids'        => @profile_id,
        'start-date' => @start_date,
        'end-date'   => @end_date,
        'metrics'    => ['ga:avgPageLoadTime', 'ga:avgDomainLookupTime',
                         'ga:avgPageDownloadTime', 'ga:avgRedirectionTime',
                         'ga:avgServerConnectionTime',
                         'ga:avgServerResponseTime'].join(','),
        'dimensions' => 'ga:date'
      }).to_h
    end

    # Returns the number of keywords that are driving traffic
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   report.keywords_driving_organic_traffic
    #
    def keywords_driving_organic_traffic
      data = fetch_query({
        'ids'         => @profile_id,
        'start-date'  => @start_date,
        'end-date'    => @end_date,
        'metrics'     => 'ga:visits',
        'dimensions'  => 'ga:date,ga:keyword',
        'filters'     => ORGANIC_FILTER,
        'max-results' => '10000'
      })
      data.count_of_field(:keyword, :keywords_driving_traffic)
    end

    # Returns the number of organic landing pages that drove traffic
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   report.organic_landing_pages
    #
    def organic_landing_pages
      data = fetch_query({
        'ids'         => @profile_id,
        'start-date'  => @start_date,
        'end-date'    => @end_date,
        'metrics'     => 'ga:visits',
        'dimensions'  => 'ga:date,ga:landingPagePath',
        'filters'     => ORGANIC_FILTER,
        'max-results' => '10000'
      })
      data.count_of_field(:landingPagePath, :organic_landing_pages)
    end

    # Top 10 organic landing pages by visit. If the metric has a "-" at the
    # beginning, then we will sort in descending order.
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   # Visits in ascending order
    #   report.top_10_organic_landing_pages_by('visits')
    #
    #   # Visits in descending order
    #   report.top_10_organic_landing_pages_by('-visits')
    #
    def top_10_organic_landing_pages_by(metric)

      if metric[0] == '-'
        order = '-'
        metric = metric[1..-1]
      else
        order = ''
      end

      data = fetch_query({
        'ids'         => @profile_id,
        'start-date'  => @start_date,
        'end-date'    => @end_date,
        'metrics'     => "ga:#{metric}",
        'dimensions'  => 'ga:date,ga:landingPagePath',
        'filters'     => ORGANIC_FILTER,
        'max-results' => '10000',
        'sort'        => "#{order}ga:#{metric}"
      })
      data.collect_serial_by_field('landingPagePath', metric)
    end

    ##########################################################################

    # Fetch URL. Returns the raw body. Raises an exception if we get an 403
    def fetch(url)
      puts "Fetching #{url}"
      response = token.get(url)
      if response.code_type == Net::HTTPForbidden
        raise GaAccessForbidden, "403 Forbidden"
      end
      response.body
    end

    # Fetch from a query string and returns a GaResponseParser instance
    def fetch_query(query)
      url = "#{BASE}/data/ga?#{query.to_query}"
      response = fetch(url)
      GaResponseParser.new(response)
    end

    # Recursively fetch items from a URL while next links exists.
    def fetch_items(url, items = [])
      response = JSON.parse(fetch(url))
      items += response['items']
      if response.keys.include?('nextLink')
        items += fetch_items(response['nextLink'], items)
      end
      items
    end

    # Returns an oauth token
    def token
      consumer = OAuth::Consumer.new(API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_app_key],
        API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_app_secret], {
          site: 'https://www.googleapis.com',
          request_token_path: '/accounts/OAuthGetRequestToken',
          access_token_path: '/accounts/OAuthGetAccessToken',
          authorize_path: '/accounts/OAuthAuthorizeToken'
        }
      )
      OAuth::AccessToken.new consumer, API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_user_token],
        API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_user_secret]
    end

    # Class for parsing the Google Analytics response
    #
    # === Example
    #
    #   url = "https://www.googleapis.com/analytics/v3/ ...."
    #   response = token.get(url)
    #
    #   data = GaResponseParser.new(response.body)
    #   data.to_h
    #
    class GaResponseParser

      def initialize(response, pivot = nil)
        @json = JSON.parse(response)
        @hash = transform(response_to_hash(@json))
      end

      # Returns the GA response as a hash
      def to_h
        @hash
      end

      # Count of a specific field
      #
      # === Example
      #
      #   ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new({
      #     :profile_id => 123456789,
      #     :start_date => '2012-12-15',
      #     :end_date => '2012-12-30'
      #   })
      #   # => [{:date => "2012-12-15",
      #          :organic_landing_pages => 56,
      #          :signature => "a07a481a11a9397939362af003966c9abf6eba03",
      #          :profile_id => "123456789"},
      #          ....]
      #
      def count_of_field(field, hash_field_name)
        field_counts = []
        dates = @hash.collect { |d| d['date'] }.uniq

        dates.each do |date|
          matches = @hash.find_all { |d| d['date'] == date }

          field_counts << {
            :date => date,
            hash_field_name.to_sym => matches.count,
            :signature => matches.first[:signature],
            :profile_id => matches.first[:profile_id]
          }
        end
        field_counts
      end

      # Collects all of the metrics and serializes them as a JSON encoded
      # string
      #
      # === Example
      #
      #   ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new({
      #     :profile_id => 123456789,
      #     :start_date => '2012-12-15',
      #     :end_date => '2012-12-30'
      #   })
      #   ga.top_10_organic_landing_pages_by('visits')
      #
      #   # => [{:date=>"2012-12-17",
      #         :organic_landing_pages_by_visits=>
      #         "[{\"path\":\"/\",\"visits\":\"79\"}, ....
      #         :signature=>"0f2ba619c9db80a382313c09c5951a9bf8132b08",
      #         :profile_id=>"123456789"},
      #        {:date=>"2012-12-19",
      #         :organic_landing_pages_by_visits=>
      #         "[{\"path\":\"/\",\"visits\":\"71\"}, ....
      #         :signature=>"c70020af755384c0444bafecddc81feae9f0fdc5",
      #         :profile_id=>"123456789"},
      #        ....]
      #
      def collect_serial_by_field(field, metric)
        retval = []
        dates = @hash.collect { |d| d['date'] }.uniq

        dates.each do |date|
          matches = @hash.find_all { |d| d['date'] == date }

          collected_values = matches.collect { |m|
            {
              field.underscore.to_sym  => m[field.underscore],
              metric.underscore.to_sym => m[metric.underscore]
            }
          }
          collected_values = collected_values.to_json

          retval << {
            :date => date,
            metric.underscore.to_sym => collected_values,
            :signature => matches.first[:signature],
            :profile_id => matches.first[:profile_id]
          }
        end
        retval
      end

      # Pivots based on a keymap
      #
      # === Example
      #
      #   data = GaResponseParser.new(response.body)
      #   data.pivot_by_keymap({
      #     :key => 'operatingSystem',
      #     :value => 'visits'
      #   }).to_h
      #
      def pivot_by_keymap(keymap)
        temp = @hash.collect do |hash|
          key_value = hash[keymap[:key].underscore]
          key = "#{keymap[:value]}_#{keymap[:key]}_#{key_value.downcase}".underscore
          merge_value = { key => hash[keymap[:value]] }
          hash.merge!(merge_value)
          hash.delete(keymap[:key].underscore)
          hash.delete(keymap[:value])
          hash
        end
        @hash = temp.group_by { |h| h['date'] }.map { |k, v| v.inject(:merge) }
        self
      end

      # Returns an array of hashes from the response. Returns empty array
      # when nothing gets returned.
      def response_to_hash(response)
        if response['rows'].present?
          keys = response['columnHeaders'].collect { |header|
            header['name'].gsub(/ga\:/, '').underscore
          }
          response['rows'].collect { |row| Hash[keys.zip(row)] }
        else
          return []
        end
      end

      # Transforms fields in the hash:
      # - Changes the date from YYYYMMDD to YYYY-MM-DD
      # - Adds a SHA1 hash of the date and profile id
      def transform(hashes)
        hashes.each do |row|

          # Change the date to YYYY-MM-DD
          date = Date.strptime(row['date'], '%Y%m%d').strftime
          row['date'] = date

          # Add a signature (SHA1)
          key = "#{date};#{profile_id}"
          signature = Digest::SHA1.hexdigest(key)
          row.merge!({ :signature => signature })
          row.merge!({ :profile_id => profile_id })

        end
        hashes
      end

      # Returns the profile ID in the response
      def profile_id
        @json['profileInfo']['profileId']
      end

    end

  end
 end
	require 'digest'

	# = simple_google_analytics.rb
	#
	# Chris Le <chris at iamchrisle dot com>
	#
	# This module is an wrapper to export data from Google Analytics as a flattened
	# hash suitable for database storage. It does not require any other gems other
	# than 'oauth'. I used this simply to get metrics and directly store them in
	# a database.
	#
	# This may be a better choice over Garb or Gattica if you are already familiar
	# with Google Analytics' API parameters because there's no DSL or sugar
	# involved. It does have a few pivoting methods that can come in handy.
	#
	# The returned hash also includes a SHA1 signature made up from of the date
	# and the profile ID number. I use it as a unique primary key so I can call
	# the Google API for lots of different stuff and not worry about finding the
	# right row when storing it.
	#
	# Dimensions and Metrics reference
	# https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/dimsmets
	#
	# == Example
	#
	# API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_app_key] = <insert key here>
	# API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_app_secret] = <app secret>
	# API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_user_token] = <user token>
	# API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_user_secret] = <user secret>
	#
	# # New instance of Google Analytics
	# ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new
	#
	# # Return a hash of profiles that are available to you
	# profiles = ga.profiles
	#
	# # Return a hash of web_properties that are available to you
	# web_properties = ga.web_properties
	#
	# # Return a hash of profiles that are available to you
	# profiles = ga.profiles
	#
	# #######################
	#
	# report = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new({
	# :profile_id => 12345678,
	# :start_date => '2012-12-01',
	# :end_date => '2012-12-30'
	# })
	#
	# # Get organic traffic for the month of December
	# report.organic_traffic
	#
	module ExternalApi
	class GoogleAnalytics

	BASE = 'https://www.googleapis.com/analytics/v3'

	# Used to filter everything by organic traffic only
	ORGANIC_FILTER = 'ga:medium==organic'

	# When getting traffic metric, pull in these metrics
	DEFAULT_METRICS = ['ga:visits',
	'ga:bounces',
	'ga:visitBounceRate',
	'ga:timeOnSite',
	'ga:transactions',
	'ga:transactionRevenue'].join(",")

	# Initialize the class. If you specify no paramters, you can use the
	# management API calls like .accounts, .web_properties. If you specify
	# parameters, you can use the metrics methods.
	#
	# Yes, it's kind of sloppy but it was for backwards compatibility :)
	#
	# === Examples
	#
	# ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new
	#
	# ## or...
	#
	# ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new({
	# :profile_id => 23987717,
	# :start_date => '2012-12-01',
	# :end_date => '2012-12-30'
	# })
	#
	def initialize(params = nil)
	if params.present?
	if (params[:start_date].class != String) &&
	(params[:end_date].class != String)
	raise 'Start and ending date needs to be a string like YYYY-MM-DD'
	end

	if (params[:profile_id].class != Fixnum)
	raise 'Profile ID must be a fixnum'
	end

	@profile_id = "ga:#{params[:profile_id]}"
	@start_date = params[:start_date]
	@end_date = params[:end_date]
	end
	end

	# Return all the accounts from Google Analytics
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# my_accounts = ga.accounts
	#
	def accounts
	fetch_items("#{BASE}/management/accounts/")
	end

	# Return all the web properties from Google Analytics
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# web_properties = ga.web_properties
	#
	def web_properties
	fetch_items("#{BASE}/management/accounts/~all/webproperties/")
	end

	# Return all the profiles from Google Analytics
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# profiles = ga.profiles
	#
	def profiles
	fetch_items("#{BASE}/management/accounts/~all/webproperties/~all/profiles")
	end

	# Return all the goals from Google Analytics
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# goals = ga.goals
	#
	def goals
	fetch_items("#{BASE}/management/accounts/~all/webproperties/~all/profiles/~all/goals")
	end

	# Returns organic traffic between two dates
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# report.organic_traffic
	#
	def organic_traffic
	fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => DEFAULT_METRICS,
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date',
	'filters' => ORGANIC_FILTER
	}).to_h
	end

	# Returns a hash of organic traffic coming from mobile operating systems
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# report.organic_mobile_traffic
	#
	def organic_mobile_traffic
	data = fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => 'ga:visits',
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date,ga:isMobile,ga:operatingSystem',
	'filters' => "ga:isMobile==Yes;#{ORGANIC_FILTER}"
	})

	data.pivot_by_keymap({
	:key => 'operatingSystem',
	:value => 'visits'
	}).to_h
	end

	# Returns a hash of organic goal metrics
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# # Get metrics for goal #1
	# report.organic_goal_metrics(1)
	#
	def organic_goal_metrics(number)
	metrics = [
	"ga:goal#{number}Starts",
	"ga:goal#{number}Completions",
	"ga:goal#{number}Value",
	"ga:goal#{number}ConversionRate",
	"ga:goal#{number}Abandons",
	"ga:goal#{number}AbandonRate"
	].join(",")

	fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => metrics,
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date',
	'filters' => ORGANIC_FILTER
	}).to_h
	end

	# Returns a hash of organic goals by medium
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# # Get goal metrics from referral traffic
	# report.organic_goal_by_medium('referral')
	#
	def goal_all_by_medium(medium)
	medium = '(none)' if medium == 'none'

	metrics = [
	"ga:goalStartsAll",
	"ga:goalCompletionsAll",
	"ga:goalValueAll",
	"ga:goalConversionRateAll",
	"ga:goalAbandonsAll",
	"ga:goalAbandonRateAll"
	].join(",")

	data = fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => metrics,
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date',
	'filters' => "ga:medium==#{medium};#{ORGANIC_FILTER}"
	}).to_h
	end

	# Returns organic visits grouped by search engines (google, yahoo, bing,
	# organic)
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# report.organic_visits_from_search_engines
	#
	def organic_visits_from_search_engines
	data = fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => 'ga:visits',
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date,ga:source',
	'filters' => "ga:source==google,ga:source==yahoo,ga:source==bing;#{ORGANIC_FILTER}"
	})

	data.pivot_by_keymap({
	:key => 'source',
	:value => 'visits'
	}).to_h
	end

	# Returns average site speeds
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# report.site_speed
	#
	def site_speed
	fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => ['ga:avgPageLoadTime', 'ga:avgDomainLookupTime',
	'ga:avgPageDownloadTime', 'ga:avgRedirectionTime',
	'ga:avgServerConnectionTime',
	'ga:avgServerResponseTime'].join(','),
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date'
	}).to_h
	end

	# Returns the number of keywords that are driving traffic
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# report.keywords_driving_organic_traffic
	#
	def keywords_driving_organic_traffic
	data = fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => 'ga:visits',
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date,ga:keyword',
	'filters' => ORGANIC_FILTER,
	'max-results' => '10000'
	})
	data.count_of_field(:keyword, :keywords_driving_traffic)
	end

	# Returns the number of organic landing pages that drove traffic
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# report.organic_landing_pages
	#
	def organic_landing_pages
	data = fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => 'ga:visits',
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date,ga:landingPagePath',
	'filters' => ORGANIC_FILTER,
	'max-results' => '10000'
	})
	data.count_of_field(:landingPagePath, :organic_landing_pages)
	end

	# Top 10 organic landing pages by visit. If the metric has a "-" at the
	# beginning, then we will sort in descending order.
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# # Visits in ascending order
	# report.top_10_organic_landing_pages_by('visits')
	#
	# # Visits in descending order
	# report.top_10_organic_landing_pages_by('-visits')
	#
	def top_10_organic_landing_pages_by(metric)

	if metric[0] == '-'
	order = '-'
	metric = metric[1..-1]
	else
	order = ''
	end

	data = fetch_query({
	'ids' => @profile_id,
	'start-date' => @start_date,
	'end-date' => @end_date,
	'metrics' => "ga:#{metric}",
	'dimensions' => 'ga:date,ga:landingPagePath',
	'filters' => ORGANIC_FILTER,
	'max-results' => '10000',
	'sort' => "#{order}ga:#{metric}"
	})
	data.collect_serial_by_field('landingPagePath', metric)
	end

	##########################################################################

	# Fetch URL. Returns the raw body. Raises an exception if we get an 403
	def fetch(url)
	puts "Fetching #{url}"
	response = token.get(url)
	if response.code_type == Net::HTTPForbidden
	raise GaAccessForbidden, "403 Forbidden"
	end
	response.body
	end

	# Fetch from a query string and returns a GaResponseParser instance
	def fetch_query(query)
	url = "#{BASE}/data/ga?#{query.to_query}"
	response = fetch(url)
	GaResponseParser.new(response)
	end

	# Recursively fetch items from a URL while next links exists.
	def fetch_items(url, items = [])
	response = JSON.parse(fetch(url))
	items += response['items']
	if response.keys.include?('nextLink')
	items += fetch_items(response['nextLink'], items)
	end
	items
	end

	# Returns an oauth token
	def token
	consumer = OAuth::Consumer.new(API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_app_key],
	API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_app_secret], {
	site: 'https://www.googleapis.com',
	request_token_path: '/accounts/OAuthGetRequestToken',
	access_token_path: '/accounts/OAuthGetAccessToken',
	authorize_path: '/accounts/OAuthAuthorizeToken'
	}
	)
	OAuth::AccessToken.new consumer, API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_user_token],
	API_CONFIG[:google_oauth_user_secret]
	end

	# Class for parsing the Google Analytics response
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# url = "https://www.googleapis.com/analytics/v3/ ...."
	# response = token.get(url)
	#
	# data = GaResponseParser.new(response.body)
	# data.to_h
	#
	class GaResponseParser

	def initialize(response, pivot = nil)
	@json = JSON.parse(response)
	@hash = transform(response_to_hash(@json))
	end

	# Returns the GA response as a hash
	def to_h
	@hash
	end

	# Count of a specific field
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new({
	# :profile_id => 123456789,
	# :start_date => '2012-12-15',
	# :end_date => '2012-12-30'
	# })
	# # => [{:date => "2012-12-15",
	# :organic_landing_pages => 56,
	# :signature => "a07a481a11a9397939362af003966c9abf6eba03",
	# :profile_id => "123456789"},
	# ....]
	#
	def count_of_field(field, hash_field_name)
	field_counts = []
	dates = @hash.collect { \|d\| d['date'] }.uniq

	dates.each do \|date\|
	matches = @hash.find_all { \|d\| d['date'] == date }

	field_counts << {
	:date => date,
	hash_field_name.to_sym => matches.count,
	:signature => matches.first[:signature],
	:profile_id => matches.first[:profile_id]
	}
	end
	field_counts
	end

	# Collects all of the metrics and serializes them as a JSON encoded
	# string
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# ga = ExternalApi::GoogleAnalytics.new({
	# :profile_id => 123456789,
	# :start_date => '2012-12-15',
	# :end_date => '2012-12-30'
	# })
	# ga.top_10_organic_landing_pages_by('visits')
	#
	# # => [{:date=>"2012-12-17",
	# :organic_landing_pages_by_visits=>
	# "[{\"path\":\"/\",\"visits\":\"79\"}, ....
	# :signature=>"0f2ba619c9db80a382313c09c5951a9bf8132b08",
	# :profile_id=>"123456789"},
	# {:date=>"2012-12-19",
	# :organic_landing_pages_by_visits=>
	# "[{\"path\":\"/\",\"visits\":\"71\"}, ....
	# :signature=>"c70020af755384c0444bafecddc81feae9f0fdc5",
	# :profile_id=>"123456789"},
	# ....]
	#
	def collect_serial_by_field(field, metric)
	retval = []
	dates = @hash.collect { \|d\| d['date'] }.uniq

	dates.each do \|date\|
	matches = @hash.find_all { \|d\| d['date'] == date }

	collected_values = matches.collect { \|m\|
	{
	field.underscore.to_sym => m[field.underscore],
	metric.underscore.to_sym => m[metric.underscore]
	}
	}
	collected_values = collected_values.to_json

	retval << {
	:date => date,
	metric.underscore.to_sym => collected_values,
	:signature => matches.first[:signature],
	:profile_id => matches.first[:profile_id]
	}
	end
	retval
	end

	# Pivots based on a keymap
	#
	# === Example
	#
	# data = GaResponseParser.new(response.body)
	# data.pivot_by_keymap({
	# :key => 'operatingSystem',
	# :value => 'visits'
	# }).to_h
	#
	def pivot_by_keymap(keymap)
	temp = @hash.collect do \|hash\|
	key_value = hash[keymap[:key].underscore]
	key = "#{keymap[:value]}_#{keymap[:key]}_#{key_value.downcase}".underscore
	merge_value = { key => hash[keymap[:value]] }
	hash.merge!(merge_value)
	hash.delete(keymap[:key].underscore)
	hash.delete(keymap[:value])
	hash
	end
	@hash = temp.group_by { \|h\| h['date'] }.map { \|k, v\| v.inject(:merge) }
	self
	end

	# Returns an array of hashes from the response. Returns empty array
	# when nothing gets returned.
	def response_to_hash(response)
	if response['rows'].present?
	keys = response['columnHeaders'].collect { \|header\|
	header['name'].gsub(/ga\:/, '').underscore
	}
	response['rows'].collect { \|row\| Hash[keys.zip(row)] }
	else
	return []
	end
	end

	# Transforms fields in the hash:
	# - Changes the date from YYYYMMDD to YYYY-MM-DD
	# - Adds a SHA1 hash of the date and profile id
	def transform(hashes)
	hashes.each do \|row\|

	# Change the date to YYYY-MM-DD
	date = Date.strptime(row['date'], '%Y%m%d').strftime
	row['date'] = date

	# Add a signature (SHA1)
	key = "#{date};#{profile_id}"
	signature = Digest::SHA1.hexdigest(key)
	row.merge!({ :signature => signature })
	row.merge!({ :profile_id => profile_id })

	end
	hashes
	end

	# Returns the profile ID in the response
	def profile_id
	@json['profileInfo']['profileId']
	end

	end

	end
	end