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Brainzz

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Brainzz explains why youtoobers' brainzz are turned to mush. ... by extracting data from the YouTube API.

Setup

$ bundle install

Run Specs

$ bundle exec rake

Regenerating VCR Cassettes

Check config/dotenv/test.env for the required keys. The values in this file are required environment variables when consuming this gem.

Environment Variables

Single Content Owner

Brainzz requires the use of multiple environment variables:

  • BRAINZZ_GOOGLE_API_KEY
  • BRAINZZ_CLIENT_ID
  • BRAINZZ_CLIENT_SECRET
  • BRAINZZ_REFRESH_TOKEN
  • BRAINZZ_CONTENT_OWNER:
    • the Google account for the CMS that owns the YouTube channel data.

Place values in config/dotenv/integration.env.

Multiple Content Owners

The content owner must be passed in to the Brainzz method.

Use the environment variables above with the content owner added to it in upper case. Dashes also need to be remvoed.

For instance, if the content owner is abc-1234-DEF, you would use the following variables:

  • BRAINZZ_CLIENT_ID_ABC1234DEF
  • BRAINZZ_CLIENT_SECRET_ABC1234DEF
  • BRAINZZ_REFRESH_TOKEN_ABC1234DEF

Attaining BRAINZZ_GOOGLE_API_KEY

Follow the instructions here to find the required values.

Attaining BRAINZZ_REFRESH_TOKEN

An OAUTH refresh token for the BRAINZZ_CONTENT_OWNER Google account uses BRAINZZ_CLIENT_SECRET and BRAINZZ_CLIENT_SECRET

BRAINZZ_CLIENT_ID and BRAINZZ_CLIENT_SECRET.

  • Go to the Google OAuth Playground
  • Log in with the Google account for BRAINZZ_CONTENT_OWNER
  • Click on the gear (upper-right)
  • Click check box to "Use your own OAuth credentials"
  • Fill in BRAINZZ_CLIENT_ID and BRAINZZ_CLIENT_SECRET
  • In Step 1 (Select & Authorize APIs) scroll down to YouTube Analytics API v1
  • Click the last item "yt-analytics.readonly"
  • Click blue 'Authorize APIs' button
  • Exchange code for tokens
  • Grab value for the Refresh Token and store

Interface

All public endpoints are exposed in Brainzz::Core.

Every response from the public API is wrapped in a Response object that will always have the same interface regardless of request. The Response#data attribute will be an object specific to the data requested.

channel_details_for

Accepts an array of channel ids. The maximum length of the array is determined by YouTube.

This endpoint returns a hash with channel ids as keys and channel objects as the values.

Channel Attributes Accessible
  • id
  • title
  • published_at
  • description
  • uploads_playlist
  • likes_playlist
  • google_plus_id
  • view_count
  • comment_count
  • subscriber_count
  • video_count
Parameters
  • channel ids (Array[String])

channel_list

Accepts a hash of options for the channels.list call. Allowing for you to get managed channels by content owner id.

This endpoint returns a hash with a list of channels.

Parameters
  • options (Hash)
  • content_owner_id (String)

playlist_items_for

On first invocation, only a playlist id is required:

playlist_id = 'my-playlist-id'
Brainzz.playlist_items_for playlist_id

This data is paginated, so if there are more than 50 results, subsequent calls will need to pass in the response from the previous request. In order to retrieve all playlist items, the last_page? attribute will need to be checked as well.

playlist_id = 'my-playlist-id'
response = nil
while response.nil? || !response.data.last_page?
  response = Brainzz.playlist_items_for(playlist_id, response)
end

video_details_for

Accepts an array of video ids. The maximum length of the array is determined by YouTube. It is currently limited to 50 videos.

This endpoint returns a hash with video ids as keys and video objects as the values.

views_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
Result

An array of Brainzz::ViewCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

#source will be an integer (or nil) value corresponding to the following YouTube referrals:

ADVERTISING      =  1
ANNOTATION       =  2
EXT_URL          =  3
NO_LINK_EMBEDDED =  4
NO_LINK_OTHER    =  5
PLAYLIST         =  6
PROMOTED         =  7
RELATED_VIDEO    =  8
SUBSCRIBER       =  9
YT_CHANNEL       = 10
YT_OTHER_PAGE    = 11
YT_SEARCH        = 12

The constants are defined in Brainzz::ViewCountEnum.

view_totals_for

Parameters

Same as views_by_day_for.

Result

Same as views_by_day_for except date values are nil.

Views for date range are aggregated per source type.

likes_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::LikeCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

like_totals_for

Parameters

Same as likes_by_day_for.

Result

Same as likes_by_day_for except date values are nil.

Likes for date range are aggregated.

shares_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::ShareCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

share_totals_for

Parameters

Same as shares_by_day_for.

Result

Same as shares_by_day_for except date values are nil.

Shares for date range are aggregated.

dislikes_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::DislikeCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

dislike_totals_for

Parameters

Same as dislikes_by_day_for.

Result

Same as dislikes_by_day_for except date values are nil.

Dislikes for date range are aggregated.

comments_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::CommentCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

comment_totals_for

Parameters

Same as comments_by_day_for.

Result

Same as comments_by_day_for except date values are nil.

Comments for date range are aggregated.

subscribers_gained_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::SubscribersGainedCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

subscribers_gained_totals_for

Parameters

Same as subscribers_gained_by_day_for.

Result

Same as subscribers_gained_by_day_for except date values are nil.

SubscribersGained for date range are aggregated.

subscribers_lost_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::SubscribersLostCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

subscribers_lost_totals_for

Parameters

Same as subscribers_lost_by_day_for.

Result

Same as subscribers_lost_by_day_for except date values are nil.

SubscribersLost for date range are aggregated.

annotations_clickable_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::AnnotationsClickableCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

annotations_clickable_totals_for

Parameters

Same as annotations_clickable_by_day_for.

Result

Same as annotations_clickable_by_day_for except date values are nil.

AnnotationsClickable for date range are aggregated.

annotations_clicked_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::AnnotationsClickedCount objects ordered by date in ascending order.

annotations_clicked_totals_for

Parameters

Same as annotations_clicked_by_day_for.

Result

Same as annotations_clicked_by_day_for except date values are nil.

AnnotationsClicked for date range are aggregated.

view_percentages_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::ViewPercentage objects ordered by date in ascending order.

view_percentage_totals_for

Parameters

Same as view_percentages_by_day_for.

Result

Same as view_percentages_by_day_for except date values are nil.

ViewPercentages for date range are aggregated.

view_durations_by_day_for

Parameters
  • video ids (Array[String])
  • start date (DateTime)
  • end date (DateTime)
  • content owner id (String)
Result

An array of Brainzz::ViewDuration objects ordered by date in ascending order.

view_duration_totals_for

Parameters

Same as view_durations_by_day_for.

Result

Same as view_durations_by_day_for except date values are nil.

ViewDurations for date range are aggregated.

Factories

Brainzz includes FactoryGirl factories for your convenience. Include them after requiring FactoryGirl:

require 'brainzz/factories'

Deployment

This project makes use of branches to manage deployment. Pushing a new commit to the production branch will also build and push this gem to RubyGems.

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Package last updated on 28 Apr 2016

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