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@sargonpiraev/pulumi-ga4

v0.4.0

Published

Pulumi provider for Google Analytics 4 properties and BigQuery export links

Readme

@sargonpiraev/pulumi-ga4

Pulumi provider for Google Analytics 4 properties and native BigQuery export links.

Uses @googleapis/analyticsadmin v1alpha (BigQuery links are not on v1beta). Service account scope: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/analytics.edit.

Install

npm install @sargonpiraev/pulumi-ga4

Resources

| Type token | Class | Role | | ------------------------ | ----------------- | --------------------------------- | | ga4:index:Property | Ga4Property | Adopt or create a GA4 property | | ga4:index:BigQueryLink | Ga4BigQueryLink | Native GA4 → BigQuery export link |

Usage

import { Ga4Property, Ga4BigQueryLink } from '@sargonpiraev/pulumi-ga4'

const property = new Ga4Property('ga4', {
  propertyId: '123456789',
  serviceAccountKeyB64: process.env.GOOGLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY!,
  importExisting: true,
})

new Ga4BigQueryLink('ga4-bq', {
  propertyId: property.propertyId,
  gcpProjectId: 'sargonpiraev',
  datasetLocation: 'EU',
  serviceAccountKeyB64: process.env.GOOGLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY!,
  importExisting: true,
})

Prefer @sargonpiraev/pulumi-apps Webapp — it creates the GA4 property (account + display name + site URI), it does not wait for a console property id.

Pulumi looks up the resource plugin binary pulumi-resource-ga4 on PATH. After install:

export PATH="$(npm root)/.bin:$PATH"
# or
pulumi plugin install resource ga4 v0.1.0 --file "$(npm root)/@sargonpiraev/pulumi-ga4/bin/pulumi-resource-ga4.js" --reinstall

Home

https://github.com/sargonpiraev/shared/tree/main/packages/pulumi-ga4

Release

Published from the sargonpiraev/shared monorepo via Trusted Publishing (repo-on-push-main.yml). Bootstrap first publish may use npm publish --access public once.