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Description

Soda Framework: Analytics

Authors

Ryan Brereton-Canham - Jarrad Littleford - Caleb Chadwick

Last update

2017/07/28 04:38 (0.1.5)

License

MIT

Links

GitHub - Packagist

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Tags

analytics - google - laravel - soda

0.1.5

Last update

2017/07/28 04:38

License

MIT

Require

google/apiclient ^2.0
laravel/framework ~5.3
php >=5.5.9
soda-framework/cms >=0.7

dev-master

Last update

2017/07/28 04:38

License

MIT

Require

google/apiclient ^2.0
laravel/framework ~5.3
php >=5.5.9
soda-framework/cms >=0.7

dev-release/0.1

Last update

2017/07/28 04:38

License

MIT

Require

google/apiclient ^2.0
laravel/framework ~5.3
php >=5.5.9
soda-framework/cms >=0.7

0.1.4

Last update

2017/07/28 04:14

License

MIT

Require

google/apiclient ^2.0
laravel/framework ~5.3
php >=5.5.9
soda-framework/cms >=0.7

0.1.3

Last update

2017/07/27 03:35

License

MIT

Require

google/apiclient ^2.0
laravel/framework ~5.3
php >=5.5.9
soda-framework/cms >=0.7

0.1.2

Last update

2017/07/27 03:24

License

MIT

Require

google/apiclient ^2.0
laravel/framework ~5.3
php >=5.5.9
soda-framework/cms >=0.7

0.1.1

Last update

2017/07/26 04:10

License

MIT

Require

google/apiclient ^2.0
laravel/framework ~5.3
php >=5.5.9

0.1.0

Last update

2017/07/26 03:40

License

MIT

Require

google/apiclient ^2.0
laravel/framework ~5.3
php >=5.5.9

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Soda Analytics

A sweet integration with Google Analytics into the Soda Framework

Installation

Firstly follow the instructions to install Soda CMS at: https://github.com/soda-framework/cms
Install Soda Analytics with composer

#!bash
composer require soda-framework/analytics

Add Soda\Analytics\Providers\AnalyticsServiceProvider::class
Run php artisan vendor:publish
Run php artisan migrate
Modify config/soda/analytics.php according to your needs:

apis - Google Console API's Soda Analytics requires
service-account-name - The name of the Service Account created for Using OAuth 2.0 for Server to Server Applications
scheduler - available cron job intervals for the Analytics scheduler

Add the following Laravel Blade code to your <head> to initialize Google Analytics:

@include('soda-analytics::analytics')

Configuration

Log into the CMS
Go to Analytics > Configure
Complete all the steps, in order, to enable and create the relevant apis and access keys.
You're ready. Start using Analytics > Audience, Events, Schedules.

Usage

Sending Events

Send events as normal with Google Analytics:

ga('send', 'event', [eventCategory], [eventAction], [eventLabel], [eventValue], [fieldsObject]);

Or use our helper function:

send_event([eventCategory], [eventAction], [eventLabel] (optional), [eventValue] (optional));

For best results, try to use all the parameters.

Analyzing Events

Log into the CMS
Go to Analytics > Events

Analyzing Audience

Log into the CMS
Go to Analytics > Audience

Creating Schedules

Log into the CMS
Go to Analytics > Schedules
Choose your desired schedule frequency (the same frequency is used for all schedules)
Enter the displayed cron command onto your server (using the crontab -e command)
Create a new schedule
Choose the type. Event will send event data, Audience, audience data, Events and Audience will send both.
Enter at least one email to send the report to.
Click save.
You can test your schedule by clicking Run Schedule