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google-analytics-v4-report-flattener-wasm

v0.4.0

Published

Converts Google Analytics API v4 reports to flat/delimited data.

Downloads

35

Readme

google-analytics-v4-report-flattener-wasm

Converts Google Analytics API v4 reports to flat/delimited data.

This is a wrapper around this Rust package to make it available as a WebAssembly package. Credit to wasm-pack for doing the hard work for the wasm compilation.

API

toDelimited(data: string, delimiter: string): Array<string>

parsedtoFlatJson(data: Array<Report>, delimiter: string): Array<string>

const { toDelimited, parsedToDelimited } = require('google-analytics-v4-report-flattener-wasm')
const data = require('./test.json')

// if you have a string
toDelimited(JSON.stringify(data), ',')

// if you parsed the JSON in JavaScript already, for example,
// if your request library parses automatically
parsedToDelimited(data, ',')

// the result is an array in either case, starting with v0.2
[ '"ga:deviceCategory","ga:sessions","ga:bounces"\n"desktop",25,17\n"mobile",2,2\n',
  '"ga:country","ga:sessions","ga:bounces"\n"Azerbaijan",1,0\n"France",18,11\n"Japan",4,4\n"Switzerland",1,1\n"United States",3,3\n' ]

toFlatJson(data: string): Arrray<{ [field: string]: number | string }>

parsedToFlatJson(data: Array<Report>): Arrray<{ [field: string]: number | string }>

const { toFlatJson, parsedToFlatJson } = require('google-analytics-v4-report-flattener-wasm')
const data = require('./test.json')

// if you have a string
toFlatJson(JSON.stringify(data))

// if you parsed the JSON in JavaScript already, for example,
// if your request library parses automatically
parsedToFlatJson(data)

// the result is an array in either case, starting with v0.2
[
  [{
      'ga:bounces': 17,
      'ga:deviceCategory': 'desktop',
      'ga:sessions': 25
    },
    {
      'ga:bounces': 2,
      'ga:deviceCategory': 'mobile',
      'ga:sessions': 2
    }
  ],
  [{
      'ga:bounces': 0,
      'ga:country': 'Azerbaijan',
      'ga:sessions': 1
    },
    {
      'ga:bounces': 11,
      'ga:country': 'France',
      'ga:sessions': 18
    },
    {
      'ga:bounces': 4,
      'ga:country': 'Japan',
      'ga:sessions': 4
    },
    {
      'ga:bounces': 1,
      'ga:country': 'Switzerland',
      'ga:sessions': 1
    },
    {
      'ga:bounces': 3,
      'ga:country': 'United States',
      'ga:sessions': 3
    }
  ]
]

Building from source

You'll need wasm-pack and its dependencies, then wasm-pack build --target nodejs

Contributing

Issues and pull requests welcome. Please be nice.

License

MIT