tap-googlesearch
installation
Install using pip:
pip install tap-googlesearch
example
tap-googlesearch -c config.json > records.ndjson
and test using the singer-check-tap by installing the singer-tools as well:
pipenv install tap-googlesearch singer-tools
pipenv run tap-googlesearch -c example_config.json | pipenv run singer-check-tap
config
Below is an example of a valid config.json for this tap. There's an optional start_date field that will default to 24 weeks in the past if not set.
{
"oauth2_credentials_file": "<fully qualified path to the OAuth2.0 credentials file>",
"dimensions": ["page", "query"],
"start_date": "2018-05-23",
"site_urls": ["<optional list of site_urls to include (defaults to all)>"]
}
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