Get data from a database

All requests for data can be passed a parameters object to query over a time range:

ES6

const params = [
    start: new Date(2015, 0, 1),
    end: new Date(2015, 2, 1)
};

ES5

Get complete analytics

ES6

// Full query
const result = await analytics.list(DBNAME);
// result.list is an array containing the whole DB

// Example with optional time range
// The same applies for all data requests
const result = await analytics.list(DBNAME, params);

ES5

A full description for result can be found here.

Get the count of analytics

ES6

const result = await analytics.count(DBNAME);
// result looks like { total: 300, unique: 150 }

ES5

A full description for result can be found here.

Get aggregated analytics by countries

analytics.byCountries(DBNAME)
.then(function(countries) {
    // result.list is an array of aggregated analytics
    ...
});

A full description for countries can be found here.

Get aggregated analytics by platforms

analytics.byPlatforms(DBNAME)
.then(function(platforms) { ... });

A full description for platforms can be found here.

Get aggregated analytics by domains

analytics.byDomains(DBNAME)
.then(function(domains) { ... });

A full description for domains can be found here.

Get aggregated analytics by events

analytics.byEvents(DBNAME)
.then(function(events) { ... });

A full description for events can be found here.

Get aggregated analytics as a time series

With overTime(), the parameter object can take an interval key to specify the time serie interval in seconds. By default, the service sets the interval to 86400 (which is equal to one day).

// Full query
analytics.overTime(DBNAME)
.then(function(timeSerie) { ... });

// With parameters
var params = {
    start: new Date(2015, 0, 1),
    end: new Date(2015, 2, 1),
    interval: 2592000 // one month
};

analytics.overTime(DBNAME, params)
.then(function(timeSerie) { ... });

A full description for timeSerie can be found here.