This commit adds city data to imported records from Google Analytics. The
current implementation sets city to 0 because GA does not use the GeoNames
database.
Google Analytics Reporting API uses [Geographical IDs](https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/geoid)
to identify cities and countries. Plausible uses
[GeoNames](https://geonames.org/) and I couldn't find databases corelating the
two.
Fortunately, GA also returns the city name and this commit uses the city name
and the country ISO code to find the Geoname ID. To avoid making expensive ETS
searches, I created another ETS table in the Location library that uses
{country, city} as a key.
Related PR: https://github.com/plausible/location/pull/3
This commit fixes a bug where Google Analytics import tokens were not
being refreshed properly because the function was not returning the
expected tuple. Thanks to @aerosol we can nicely test this now.
The Google Analytics report request may take some time, especially with big
imports with thousands of pages. To mitigate the issue this commit increases
the timeout to 60s and lowers the page size to 7,500 records per request.
* List all Google Analytics views during import
This commit fixes a bug where different Google Analytics views with the
same name and URI were not shown. This was caused because GA views were
stored as a map, that naturally doesn't support duplicate keys.
This change updates the GA views list to display view IDs, making it
clearer to know what is being imported. The dropdown is now grouped by
website URL.
* Put Google Analytics API URLs in app env
* Add controller test to GA view list
* Remove invalid Jason.decode argument
Co-authored-by: Robert Joonas <robertjoonas16@gmail.com>
* Add custom message to Google invalid grant error
Co-authored-by: Robert Joonas <robertjoonas16@gmail.com>
* Test invalid_grant while refreshing Google token
Co-authored-by: Robert Joonas <robertjoonas16@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Robert Joonas <robertjoonas16@gmail.com>
This commit fixes a bug where fetching Google Search Console keywords
raised a FunctionClauseError. This was introduced in #2046. This commit
also adds test coverage.
* Create separate module for GA HTTP requests
* Fetch GA data entirely instead of monthly
* Add buffering to GA imports
* Change positional args to maps when serializing from GA
* Create Google Analytics VCR tests
