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A easier way to search on Google Trends and get a standard response in JSON or PHP DTO.

Dependencies

• PHP 7.2+
• PHP ext-json

Advantages on using this API

• Get standard response that can be easily imported to your BI system.
• No need to have a google account.
• No need for web scraping data from Google Trends UI.
• We deal with Google request token handling for you.
• Allows you to create custom reports that better fit to your business.

Current support

• PSR7 Support
• Related topics Search.
• Related queries Search.
• Interest over time Search.
• Interest by region Search.
• Search by categories.
• Search by location.
• Language support.
• Includes top or rising metrics.
• Search type:
  • Web
  • Image
  • News
  • Youtube
  • Google Shopping

Usage

Using Open API and PSR7

The library provides PSR7 http message support. Check \GSoares\GoogleTrends\Search\Psr7\Search.

Example:

<?php
use GSoares\GoogleTrends\Search\Psr7\Search;
use GSoares\GoogleTrends\Search\RelatedQueriesSearch;
use GuzzleHttp\Psr7\ServerRequest;

$search = new RelatedQueriesSearch();
// $search = new RelatedTopicsSearch();
// $search = new InterestOverTimeSearch();
// $search = new InterestByRegionSearch();

echo (string)(new Search($search))->search(ServerRequest::fromGlobals())->getBody();

You can check all Open API specs here.

And you can view the open api using swagger editor with (File -> Import URL -> Select openapi.yaml URL).

If you prefer your own implementation, please use the steps bellow:

1) Create a SearchFilter with your restrictions

$searchFilter = (new GSoares\GoogleTrends\Search\SearchFilter())
        ->withCategory(0) //All categories
        ->withSearchTerm('google')
        ->withLocation('US')
        ->withinInterval(
            new DateTimeImmutable('now -7 days'),
            new DateTimeImmutable('now')
        )
        ->withLanguage('en-US')
        ->considerWebSearch()
        # ->considerImageSearch() // Consider only image search
        # ->considerNewsSearch() // Consider only news search
        # ->considerYoutubeSearch() // Consider only youtube search
        # ->considerGoogleShoppingSearch() // Consider only Google Shopping search
        ->withTopMetrics()
        ->withRisingMetrics();

2) Execute the search you wish to

Related Queries

$result = (new GSoares\GoogleTrends\Search\RelatedQueriesSearch())
    ->search($searchFilter)
    ->jsonSerialize();

JSON response example:

{  
   "searchUrl":"http://www.google.com/trends/...",
   "totalResults":2,
   "results":[  
      {  
         "term":"hair salon",
         "value":100,
         "hasData": true,
         "searchUrl":"http://trends.google.com/...",
         "metricType":"TOP"
      },
      {  
         "term":"short hair",
         "value":85,
         "hasData": true,
         "searchUrl":"http://trends.google.com/...",
         "metricType":"RISING"
      }
   ]
}

Related Topics

$result = (new GSoares\GoogleTrends\Search\RelatedTopicsSearch())
    ->search($searchFilter)
    ->jsonSerialize();

JSON response example:

{  
   "searchUrl":"http://www.google.com/trends/...",
   "totalResults":2,
   "results":[  
      {  
         "term":"Google Search - Topic",
         "value":100,
         "hasData": true,
         "searchUrl":"http://trends.google.com/...",
         "metricType":"TOP"
      },
      {  
         "term":"Google - Technology company",
         "value":85,
         "hasData": true,
         "searchUrl":"http://trends.google.com/...",
         "metricType":"RISING"
      }
   ]
}

Interest Over Time

$result = (new GSoares\GoogleTrends\Search\InterestOverTimeSearch())
            ->search($relatedSearchUrlBuilder)
            ->jsonSerialize();

JSON response example:

{  
   "searchUrl":"http://www.google.com/trends/...",
   "totalResults":2,
   "results":[  
      {
            "interestAt": "2020-03-21T00:00:00+00:00",
            "values": [
              58
            ],
            "firstValue": 58,
            "hasData": true
      },
      {
        "interestAt": "2020-03-22T00:00:00+00:00",
        "values": [
          57
        ],
        "firstValue": 57,
        "hasData": true
      }
   ]
}

Interest By Region

$result = (new GSoares\GoogleTrends\Search\InterestByRegionSearch())
            ->search($relatedSearchUrlBuilder)
            ->jsonSerialize();

JSON response example:

{  
   "searchUrl":"http://www.google.com/trends/...",
   "totalResults":2,
   "results":[  
      {
        "geoCode": "US-RI",
        "geoName": "Rhode Island",
        "value": 100,
        "maxValueIndex": 0,
        "hasData": true
      },
      {
        "geoCode": "US-NY",
        "geoName": "New York",
        "value": 80,
        "maxValueIndex": 0,
        "hasData": true
      }
   ]
}

Installation

The Project is available on Packagist and you can install it using Composer:

composer require gabrielfs7/google-trends

Testing

Start PHP local server:

php -S localhost:8000 web/index.php

Access the api endpoints:

• http://localhost:8000/search-interest-by-region?withTopMetrics=1&withRisingMetrics=1&searchTerm=carros&location=BR
• http://localhost:8000/search-interest-over-time?withTopMetrics=1&withRisingMetrics=1&searchTerm=carros&location=BR
• http://localhost:8000/search-related-topics?withTopMetrics=1&withRisingMetrics=1&searchTerm=carros&location=BR
• http://localhost:8000/search-related-queries?withTopMetrics=1&withRisingMetrics=1&searchTerm=carros&location=BR

Example

After install it you can access an working example here.

Google Categories

You can find the categories available on Google here.

Contributing

I am really happy you can help with this project. If you are interest on how to contribute, please check this page.