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Laravel Google Ads Rest is a package created by Lucas Giovanny that provides a convenient and user-friendly way to utilize the Google Ads API through a REST protocol. With this package, users can easily integrate their Laravel application with the Google Ads API, without the need for extensive coding or technical expertise. This package simplifies the process of accessing and manipulating data from Google Ads campaigns, making it easier for developers to build powerful applications that leverage the full capabilities of the Google Ads API.

Documentation

Installation

To install the package, you can use Composer by running the following command:

composer require lucasgiovanny/laravel-google-ads-rest

Configuration

To use the package, you must configure your credentials on your .env file.

GOOGLEADS_CLIENT_ID=
GOOGLEADS_CLIENT_SECRET=
GOOGLEADS_DEVELOPER_TOKEN=
GOOGLEADS_REFRESH_TOKEN=
GOOGLEADS_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT=

Usage

You can use the package by calling the GoogleAds facade.

Example:

use LucasGiovanny\LaravelGoogleAds\Facades\GoogleAds;

GoogleAds::account('ACCOUNT_ID')
    ->from('ad_group_ad')
    ->select(['metrics.cost_micros', 'segments.date'])
    ->where('segments.date', 'BETWEEN', '2023-01-01 AND 2023-01-31')
    ->get()

Method: account($accountId)

The account() method sets the Google Ads account ID to be used for the query. It takes in a string parameter $accountId which is the Google Ads account ID.

Method: from($resource)

The from() method specifies the resource to be queried. It takes in a string parameter $resource which is the name of the resource in the Google Ads API.

Method: select($fields)

The select() method specifies the fields to be retrieved from the specified resource. It takes in an array parameter $fields which is a list of the field names as strings.

Method: where($field, $operator, $value)

The where() method specifies a filter to apply to the query. It takes in three parameters: $field which is the name of the field to filter on, $operator which is the filter operator (e.g. BETWEEN, EQUALS, etc.), and $value which is the value to filter on.

Method: get()

The get() method executes the query and returns the result as an array of objects.

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

• Lucas Giovanny
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.