Class: Yt::Collections::Reports

Inherits:
Base
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/yt/collections/reports.rb

Constant Summary collapse

DIMENSIONS = 
Hash.new({name: 'day', parse: -> (day) {Date.iso8601 day} }).tap do |hash|
  hash[:traffic_source] = {name: 'insightTrafficSourceType', parse: -> (type) {TRAFFIC_SOURCES.key type} }
  hash[:video] = {name: 'video', parse: -> (video_id) { Yt::Video.new id: video_id, auth: @auth } }
  hash[:playlist] = {name: 'playlist', parse: -> (playlist_id) { Yt::Playlist.new id: playlist_id, auth: @auth } }
end
TRAFFIC_SOURCES =
Note:

EXT_APP is also returned but it’s not in the documentation above!

See Also:

{
  advertising: 'ADVERTISING',
  annotation: 'ANNOTATION',
  external_app: 'EXT_APP',
  external_url: 'EXT_URL',
  embedded: 'NO_LINK_EMBEDDED',
  other: 'NO_LINK_OTHER',
  playlist: 'PLAYLIST',
  promoted: 'PROMOTED',
  related_video: 'RELATED_VIDEO',
  subscriber: 'SUBSCRIBER',
  channel: 'YT_CHANNEL',
  other_page: 'YT_OTHER_PAGE',
  search: 'YT_SEARCH',
}

Instance Attribute Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods inherited from Base

#initialize, of, #where

Methods included from Actions::List

#first!

Constructor Details

This class inherits a constructor from Yt::Collections::Base

Instance Attribute Details

#metric=(value) ⇒ Object (writeonly)

Sets the attribute metric

Parameters:

  • value —

    the value to set the attribute metric to.



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# File 'lib/yt/collections/reports.rb', line 30

def metric=(value)
  @metric = value
end

Instance Method Details

#within(days_range, dimension, try_again = true) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/yt/collections/reports.rb', line 32

def within(days_range, dimension, try_again = true)
  @days_range = days_range
  @dimension = dimension
  Hash[*flat_map{|daily_value| daily_value}]
# NOTE: Once in a while, YouTube responds with 400 Error and the message
# "Invalid query. Query did not conform to the expectations."; in this
# case running the same query after one second fixes the issue. This is
# not documented by YouTube and hardly testable, but trying again the
# same query is a workaround that works and can hardly cause any damage.
# Similarly, once in while YouTube responds with a random 503 error.
rescue Yt::Error => e
  try_again && rescue?(e) ? sleep(3) && within(days_range, dimension, false) : raise
end