I am trying to gain access to Google Analytics API through OAuth2.
What i did:
Open developers console > APIs and Auth > Credentials
Create a new Client ID
Generate p12 key
Copy the key on the server
Open google analytics page > admin > Account > User Management
Add the email from generated Client ID, something like: xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@developer.gserviceaccount.com
Give to this email Read and Analyze permissions
Then when I go back to developers console > permission. The new email is added on Service accounts with Edit permissions
Recheck if Google Analytics is enabled and data is going in.
Now I had installed widop/google-analytics-bundle and configure the bundle:
widop_google_analytics:
client_id: "xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@developer.gserviceaccount.com"
profile_id: "ga:12345678"
private_key_file: "mykey.p12"
http_adapter: "widop_http_adapter.curl"
And the query I try to create is:
$profileId = 'ga:12345678';
$query = new Query($profileId);
$query->setStartDate(new \DateTime('-2months'));
$query->setEndDate(new \DateTime());
$query->setMetrics(array('ga:visits' ,'ga:bounces'));
$query->setDimensions(array('ga:browser', 'ga:city'));
$query->setSorts(array('ga:country', 'ga:browser'));
$query->setFilters(array('ga:browser=~^Firefox'));
$query->setSegment('gaid::10');
$query->setStartIndex(1);
$query->setMaxResults(10000);
$query->setPrettyPrint(false);
$query->setCallback(null);
$clientId = 'xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@developer.gserviceaccount.com';
$privateKeyFile = 'mykey.p12';
$httpAdapter = new CurlHttpAdapter();
$client = new Client($clientId, $privateKeyFile, $httpAdapter);
$token = $client->getAccessToken();
$service = new Service($client);
$response = $service->query($query);
return $response;
As a response I get this error:
User does not have sufficient permissions for this profile.
When I open developers console > overview > 1 hour (tab)
I had notice that requests are going in.
From all that - I assume that authentication and query is OK but the user has no permissions to get any kind of data which is weird because I had granted Read and Analyze permissions to xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@developer.gserviceaccount.com
What could by the reason for that exception?
I do not know if you already solved this issue. The solution for me was use the view ID instead of account ID on the analytics account. The view ID is on the third column in settings, on Google Analytics administration panel.
Sorry for my english.
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