PHP SDK's way to work with analytics

Use your PHP code to work with your media's analytics data. This is possible by using the analytics API methods provided bellow.

get

Get analytics for the given params

$ziggeo->analytics()->get($arguments = array())

from A UNIX timestamp in microseconds used as the start date of the query
to A UNIX timestamp in microseconds used as the end date of the query
date A UNIX timestamp in microseconds to retrieve data from a single date. If set, it overwrites the from and to params.
query The query you want to run. It can be one of the following: device_views_by_os, device_views_by_date, total_plays_by_country, full_plays_by_country, total_plays_by_hour, full_plays_by_hour, total_plays_by_browser, full_plays_by_browser

This method returns JSON

Example:

<?php
/*
	This script will show you how to get analytics data for your application

	Parameters you need to pass:
	1. app_token
	2. private_key
	3. filter_query
	4. filter_from
	5. filter_to
	6. filter_date
*/
require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . "/../Ziggeo.php");

$opts = getopt("", array("app_token:", "private_key:", "filter_query:", "filter_from:", "filter_to:", "filter_date::"));

//We initialize our SDK
$ziggeo = new Ziggeo($opts["app_token"], $opts["private_key"]);

$arguments = array(
	"query" => $opts["filter_query"] // can be any of: device_views_by_os, device_views_by_date,
	                                 //   total_plays_by_country, full_plays_by_country, total_plays_by_hour,
	                                 //   full_plays_by_hour, total_plays_by_browser, full_plays_by_browser
);

if(isset($opts["filter_from"])) {
	$arguments['from'] = $opts["filter_from"];
}
if(isset($opts["filter_to"])) {
	$arguments['to'] = $opts["filter_to"];
}
if(isset($opts["filter_date"])) {
	$arguments['date'] = $opts["filter_date"];
}

$analytics = $ziggeo->analytics()->get($arguments);

var_dump($analytics);

?>

Documentation

Working with analytics from PHP SDK

PHP SDK Analytics Methods