google-analytics-api

I have a lot of sites and want to build a dashboard showing the number of real time visitors on each of them on a single page. (would anyone else want this?) Right now the only way to view this information is to open a new tab for each site. Google doesn't have a real-time API, so I'm wondering if it is possible to scrape this data. Eduardo Cereto found out that Google transfers the real-time data over the realtime/bind network request. Anyone more savvy have an idea of how I should start? Here's what I'm thinking: Figure out how to authenticate programmatically Inspect all of the realtime

I been looking for a good solution all day but google evolve so fast that I can't find something working. What I want to do is that, I have a Web app that has an admin section where user need to be logged in to see the information. In this section I want to show some data from GA, like pageviews for some specific urls. Since it's not the user information that I'm showing but the google analytics'user I want to connect passing information (username/password or APIKey) but I can't find out how. All the sample I found use OAuth2 (witch, if I understand, will ask the visitor to log in using google

I'm trying to set up an analytics dashboard of my site for my leadership to view site usage. I don't want them to have to have a google account or to add them individual to see the results. I've set up a service account and OAuth2 access. All the tutorials I find show code like this: gapi.analytics.auth.authorize({ clientid: 'Service account client ID', serverAuth: { access_token: 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' } And all the documentation talks about "...once you recieve your access token...." But none of them actually say how to get that! I see Certificate Fingerprints, Public key fingerprints. I also

I want to use Google's new measurement protocol for sending tracking events from my server instead of JavaScript. This page says the client ID is required: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/devguide#required And this page says it's optional: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/parameters#visitor Plus, the format defined in these docs is different- the first page gives an integer as an example and just says it's "a unique value" while the second link says it should be a UUID. If I send either user IDs or generated UUIDs

I used to be able to query the Google Analytics API with my account's login & password. Google is now using OAuth for authentication which is great... The only issue is that I only need ONE access token. I don't wanna allow other users to fetch THEIR analytics data. I just wanna be able to fetch MY data. Is there a way I can generate an access token only for my app or my analytics account? I know such solutions exists... For instance, Twitter provides what they call a "single-user oauth" for apps that don't require a specific user to sign in. One again, all I'm trying to accomplish here is to

I am looking to implement a page view tracking system on one of my websites. The website is a directory where suppliers can advertise their services. Suppliers have a unique profile page on the site, e.g mysite.com/directory/abc-profile.html The idea is that suppliers can log in to their account area on the site and view stats on how many people are visiting their profile. Ideally I want to display this as : Total views | Total today | This week | This month | This year It does not matter if the data is not completely up to date. I already have Google Analytics tracking code installed on the