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inpanalysis/Google2Pandas (press backspace or delete to remove)Hi, using python 3.8. and pandas 1.1.1. i get following error using your brilliant skript: module pandas.compat has no
attribute string_types
Cheers Jan
JanWei2379
- Opened on Sep 29, 2020
- #50
Linked to #44 - Initial auth fixed once .dat file removed, but throws warning/error which is OK as auth will generate a
new file. Screenshot 2020-05-14 13 12 59
After Oauth in browser, .dat file is written ...
help wanted
vincentkoc
- 1
- Opened on May 14, 2020
- #45
Not able to handle checking again for re-auth or prompt for re-auth, messy error thrown. Screenshot 2020-05-14 12 25 50
help wanted
vincentkoc
- 2
- Opened on May 14, 2020
- #44
The method GoogleAnalyticsQueryV4.execute_query throws an exception when 0 results are returned.
TypeError: NoneType object is not iterable
The expected behaviour would be to return an empty dataframe ...
rodjacka
- 1
- Opened on Aug 16, 2019
- #43
Any chance you could add an unsample feature as the Google Analytics R package offers? E.g. Read the API in chunks of 3
days and stitch it together instead of querying for a whole month. The sampled data ...
enhancement
awoehrl
- 3
- Opened on Nov 8, 2018
- #42
I ve been using :
query = {
reportRequests : [
{
viewId : viewid ,
dateRanges : [{ startDate : 2018-02-01 , endDate : 2018-02-28 }],
metrics : [{ ...
Atlasp
- 4
- Opened on Mar 13, 2018
- #41
Hi,
I found a bug which prevents MCF queries which contain dimensions. Line 432 of _panalysis_ga needs the number changed
from 3 to 4: image The 3 is presumably left from copy-pasting the core API class, ...
PanalysisLeo
- 1
- Opened on Dec 4, 2017
- #39
I wanted to automate this so that it runs daily but dont want to have to authenticate it each time in browser. Is this
possible?
Sarickshah
- 1
- Opened on Oct 26, 2017
- #38
I m reading my data into postgresql using psycopg2 s copy_expert function.
Here s my code
df = pd.read_pickle( ga_newusers.pkl )
df = df.groupby([ date , countryId ], as_index=False)[ newUsers ].sum() ...
ilkkapeltola
- 1
- Opened on Jun 21, 2017
- #35

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