This is a python wrapper for the adobe analytics API 2.0.
Most of the documentation for this API will be hosted at datanalyst.info.
Getting Started details on Github.
Appendix for running on a server
A documentation about the releases information can be found here : aanalytics2 releases
Functionalities that are covered :
documentation on reporting here
documentation on ingestion APIs here
This module provide limited support for the 1.4 API. It basically wrapped your request with some internal module and you can pass your request path, method, parameters and / or data. More information in the dedicated documentation for 1.4
The aanalytics2 module enables you to generate request dictionary for the getReport method easily.
You will have no need to go to the UI in order to create a report template JSON anymore.
Do it automatically from the python interface.
More information on the RequestCreator documentation
There is a feature to retrieve the Workspace projects and the components used.
Refer to this documentation on Project for more information.
In case you want to use the logging capability for your script.
You can look at the reference for this on the logging documentation page
To install the library with PIP use:
pip install aanalytics2
or
python -m pip install --upgrade git+<https://github.com/pitchmuc/adobe_analytics_api_2.0.git#egg=aanalytics2>
In order to use this API in python, you would need to have those libraries installed :
A test support has been added with pytest. The complete documentation to run the test can be found here : testing aanalytics2
You can find information about the Adobe Analytics API 2.0 here :
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