Use this endpoint to get basic analytics data per player like stats per ad slot or ad errors.
apiv2/stats/partner/players/<PLAYER_ID>.json
This method is type of POST and will not receive any GET parameters.
PLAYER_ID is an integer ID of your player in Brid CMS.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
data[date_from] *required | string | Starting date |
data[date_to] *required | string | End date |
data[metric] *required | string | Accepted values: Ad slot,Ad errors,Engagement,Overview,OS,Browser,Social,Geography,Traffic Sources |
data[filter] *required | string | Accepted values: all,mobile,desktop |
data[results] *required | string | Accepted values: by day, total |
Date format should be in: "YYYY-MM-DD".
<?php
require_once('lib/BridApi.php');
try{
$api = new BridApi(array('auth_token'=>'b1437c94847d7e19268ad3bda0e46f8f6bc36f45'));
$post = array('data[date_from]'=>'2019-08-01', 'data[date_to]'=>'2019-08-09', 'data[metric]'=>'OS','data[filter]'=>'all', 'data[results]'=>'by day');
$return = $api->post(['stats', 'partner', 'players', 16590], $post);
print_r($return);
}
catch (Exception $e){
echo $e->getMessage();
}
?>
BridApi.php is a small library we provide in our git repository which allows you to quick-start your implementation so we advise you to use it. These examples are made with this library in mind. Make sure to substitute and use your own authorization token and Player ID when trying out these examples.