Yandex.Metrika

Scala client wrapper for Yandex.Metrika API. This library provides easy-to-use wrap to work with counters, goals, filters, operations, grants, delegates, accounts and statistics.

It is a beta version now. The library supports only GET method and JSON format.

Sing in via login (Your Yandex account) and token (acccess key for Your application).

It is assumed token is known by one of those ways.

Dependency

For SBT, add these lines to Your SBT project definition:

libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
				// other dependencies here
				"com.github.krispo" %% "yandex-metrika" % "0.2-SNAPSHOT"
				)				 

and

resolvers ++= Seq(
		// other resolvers here
		"Sonatype OSS Snapshots" at "https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots"
		)

Example

At first, import metrika api library

import yandex.metrika._

Then we can initialize new Metrika class with specified yandex fake login and token:

val login = "api-metrika2"
val token = "05dd3dd84ff948fdae2bc4fb91f13e22"

val metrika = Metrika(login, token)

Now we can do simple requests for getting data from Yandex.Metrika. Just get counter list:

val counters = metrika.getCounterList()

The result for counters is in JSON format

{	
	"rows":2,
	"counters":[{
		"code_status":"CS_NOT_FOUND",
		"name":"Äåìî äîñòóï ê API Ìåòðèêè",
		"permission":"own",
		"site":"api.yandex.ru",
		"type":"simple",
		"id":"2215573",
		"owner_login":"api-metrika"
		},{
		"code_status":"CS_NOT_FOUND_HOME_LOAD_DATA",
		"name":"Ìåòðèêà (help.yandex.ru/metrika/)",
		"permission":"view",
		"site":"help.yandex.ru",
		"type":"simple","id":"2138128",
		"owner_login":"help-metrika"
		}]
}

Now we add some optional parameters by filling the OParameters case class structure. Ones optional elements have an Option[_] wrapper and meet the requirements for Yandex.Metrika type. Get counter list again:

val params = OParameters(
	`type` = Some("simple"),
    permission = Some("own"),
    field = Some("goals,mirrors,grants"))

val new_counters = metrika.getCounterList(params)

The result for new_counters is in JSON format:

{
	"rows":2,
	"counters":[{
		"code_status":"CS_NOT_FOUND",	
		"name":"Äåìî äîñòóï ê API Ìåòðèêè",
		"permission":"own",
		"site":"api.yandex.ru",
		"mirrors":["api-metrika.yandex.ru"],
		"id":"2215573",
		"type":"simple",
		"goals":[{
			"name":"Õîðîøî ïðîñìîòðåë ñàéò",
			"flag":"",
			"type":"number",
			"id":"334420",
			"depth":8
			},{
			"name":"Êîðçèíà",
			"flag":"basket",
			"type":"url",
			"id":"334423",
			"depth":0,
			"conditions":[{
				"url":"/basket.php?add",
				"type":"contain"
				}]
			},{
			"name":"Çàêàç",
			"flag":"order",
			"type":"url",
			"id":"334426",
			"depth":0,
			"conditions":[{
				"url":"/order.php?ok=1",
				"type":"contain"}]
			},{
			"name":"Êîíòàêòû",
			"flag":"",
			"type":"url",
			"id":"334429",
			"depth":0,
			"conditions":[{
				"url":"/contacts.php",
				"type":"contain"}]
			}],
		"owner_login":"api-metrika"
		}]
}

To get statistics, for example for source phrases, we need to specify at least required parameter "id", and then call corresponding method:

val statParams = OParameters(id = Some(2138128)) //fake id parameter for Yandex
val statsDirect = metrika.getStatSourcesPhrases(statParams)

The result for statistics in JSON format You can see at here.

Show the source code of this simple example.

License

This library is under MIT license. Check the LICENSE file.