gav4 0.1.0

Google Analytics V4 API Compatibility Library

# Google Analytics Reporting V4 Compatibility Library

A library for converting Google Analytics Core Reporting API V3 request to Analytics Reporting API V4 requests.

## Installation

$ pip install –upgrade gav4

## Typical usage example

There are two methods of using the gav4 library. You can apply the library to an authorized Google Analytics Service object, which exposes a get method that operates much like the current Core Reporting API V3.

import gav4

# Apply the gav4 get method to the authorized service object. gav4.apply_gav4(analytics)

# Call the gav4_get method with a V3 request and get a V3 response. v3_response = analytics.gav4_get(v3_request).execute()

Alternatively you can convert the requests and responses directly.

# Convert a V3 request into a V4 request. v4_request = gav4.convert_request(v3_request)

# Call the V4 API. v4_response = analytics.reports().batchGet(body=v4_request).execute()

# Convert the V4 API response into a V3 response. v3_response = gav4.convert_report(v4_response.get(‘reports’, [])[0])

## Testing

Run the tests with the following command:

python setup.py tests

This may require you to install the nose library – pip install nose.

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