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pyga 2.5.0
Server side implemenation of Google Analytics in Python.

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  3. Type pypm install pyga
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version 2.5.0 on Sep 20th, 2013
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pyga is an iplementation of Google Analytics in Python;so that it can be used at server side. This project only helps you with Data Collection part of Google Analytics. ie., You can consider this as a replacement for ga.js at client side.

Google Provides Android SDK,iOS SDK + Flash SDK. And left everybody else with a single page documentation about GIF request parameters. Also with a basic sample of server side implementation in quite a few languages (perl, php, jsp).

Use Cases

  1. You want to track data from server side
  2. You're developing a mobile site and have to support devices w/o JS support

Supported Features

  • Page View

  • E-Commerce

  • Social Interaction

  • Custom Variables

  • Events

  • Campaigns

    not yet

  • Ad-Words

  • Search Engine

To know more about mobiletracking see: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/other/mobileWebsites

Example

from pyga.requests import Tracker, Page, Session, Visitor

tracker = Tracker('MO-XXXXX-X', 'yourdomain.com')
visitor = Visitor()
visitor.ip_address = '194.54.176.12'
session = Session()
page = Page('/path')
tracker.track_pageview(page, session, visitor)

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