Edit the crypto.py file mentioned in the stacktrace and remove the offending line by commenting it out with a # Then upgrade latest version of PyOpenSSL. pip install pip –upgrade pip install pyopenssl –upgrade Now you can re-add the commented line again and it should be working
Make sure you give the service account email (something like 1234567890@developer.gserviceaccount.com) permissions to read/write from your GA view. Admin > View > User Management > “Add permissions for:”
It requires a bit of setup on the google side but it’s actually quite simple. I will list step by step. First you will need to create an application in the Google cloud console and enable the Analytics API. Go to http://code.google.com/apis/console Select the drop down and create a project if you do not already … Read more
I had to add both libz.dylib and AdSupport.framework to the build phases to make this go away. Google doesn’t include these in their instructions so going to check with them to make sure this is OK then will update this post. UPDATE: Now you also need to add libsqlite3.0.dylib to get it to work.
UPDATE July 21st, 2012 Google Analytics API V3 now supports OAuth2 tokens returned by a .p12-signed JWT request. That is, we can now use the Analytics API w/ service accounts. Currently pulling 4 years of day-by-day metrics, just for the hell of it. Here’s a quick ‘n’ dirty step-by-step: Go to the Google API Console … Read more
Integer or UUID The cid is the equivalent of the second value in the _utma cookie when you use the javascript tracking. In js tracking, it is a random integer (generated by Math.round(2147483647 * Math.random())). But it is strored and sent as a string : so you can use both formats (integer or UUID). Required/Optional … Read more
Yes – you will need to use the Google Analytics API for this. I would suggest checking out the Query Explorer to get a feel for the queries you will need to create. You will require numerous queries to get all the data you need (adjusting the starting date): – Total Views – This Year … Read more
So i finally figured out how to do this. The basic idea is that you have the token you get the first time you ask for authentication. This first token has a refresh token. The first original token expires after an hour. After an hour you have to use the refresh token from the first … Read more