Google webmaster tools php

Php Webmaster Tools Downloads

This project provides an easy way to automate downloading of data tables from Google Webmaster Tools and tries to provide a PHP alternative to the Python script available here http://code.google.com/p/webmaster-tools-downloads/, for downloading CSV files from Google Webmaster Tools.

Unlike the python script (or a perfect clone), this solution does NOT require an extra client library or zend package be installed in order to run. Also it has some advanced functionality.

Since the official download list (used by the python script) returns download URLs for 1.) Top Search Queries and 2.) Top Pages only, but via the web interface there’re much more downloads available, i extended the GWTdata class, so you can now download website data for:

• TOP_PAGES
• TOP_QUERIES
• CRAWL_ERRORS
• CONTENT_ERRORS
• CONTENT_KEYWORDS
• LATEST_BACKLINKS
• INTERNAL_LINKS
• EXTERNAL_LINKS
• SOCIAL_ACTIVITY

In case you want to automate downloading crawl errors, please go here:

This document explains how to automate the file download process from Google Webmaster Tools by showing examples for using the php class GWTdata.

To get started, the steps are as follows:

To download CSV data for a single domain name of choice, the steps are as follows:

• In the same folder where you added the gwtdata.php, create and run the following PHP script.
  You’ll need to replace the example values for «email» and «password» with valid login details for your Google Account and for «website» with a valid URL for a site registered in your GWT account.

[email protected]"; $password = "******"; # If hardcoded, don't forget trailing slash! $website = "http://www.domain.com/"; $gdata = new GWTdata(); if($gdata->LogIn($email, $password) === true) < $gdata->DownloadCSV($website); > > catch (Exception $e) < die($e->getMessage()); > 

This will download and save 9 CSV files to your hard disk:

• ./TOP_PAGES-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv
• ./TOP_QUERIES-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv
• ./CRAWL_ERRORS-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv
• ./CONTENT_ERRORS-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv
• ./CONTENT_KEYWORDS-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv
• ./LATEST_BACKLINKS-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv
• ./INTERNAL_LINKS-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv
• ./EXTERNAL_LINKS-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv
• ./SOCIAL_ACTIVITY-www.domain.com-YYYYmmdd-H:i:s.csv

For an example how to limit the download to top search queries, or top pages etc. only, take a look at example 4.

By default, the files will be saved to the same folder where you added the gwtdata.php (and run the script). However the DownloadCSV() method has a second optional parameter to adjust the savepath — see inline comments in gwtdata.php and/or 2nd example.

To download CSV data for all domains that are registered in your Google Webmaster Tools Account and to save the downloaded files to an extra folder, the steps are as follows:

• In the same folder where you added the gwtdata.php, create a folder named csv .
• In the same folder where you added the gwtdata.php, create and run the following PHP script.
  You’ll need to replace the example values for «email» and «password» with valid login details for your Google Account.

[email protected]"; $password = "******"; $gdata = new GWTdata(); if($gdata->LogIn($email, $password) === true) < $sites = $gdata->GetSites(); foreach($sites as $site) < $gdata->DownloadCSV($site, "./csv"); > > > catch (Exception $e) < die($e->getMessage()); > 

This will download 8 CSV files for each domain that is registered in your Google Webmaster Tools Account and save them to the csv folder.

Example 3 — GetDownloadedFiles()

Same as example two, but using the GetDownloadedFiles() method to get feedback what files have been saved to your hard disk (returning absolute paths).

[email protected]"; $passwd = "******"; $gdata = new GWTdata(); if($gdata->LogIn($email, $passwd) === true) < $sites = $gdata->GetSites(); foreach($sites as $site) < $gdata->DownloadCSV($site, "./csv"); > $files = $gdata->GetDownloadedFiles(); foreach($files as $file) < print "Saved $file\n"; >> > catch (Exception $e) < die($e->getMessage()); > 

To download CSV data for a single domain name of choice and top search query data only, the steps are as follows:

• In the same folder where you added the gwtdata.php, create and run the following PHP script.
  You’ll need to replace the example values for «email» and «password» with valid login details for your Google Account and for «website» with a valid URL for a site registered in your GWT account.

[email protected]"; $password = "******"; # If hardcoded, don't forget trailing slash! $website = "http://www.domain.com/"; # Valid values are "TOP_PAGES", "TOP_QUERIES", "CRAWL_ERRORS", # "CONTENT_ERRORS", "CONTENT_KEYWORDS", "INTERNAL_LINKS", # "EXTERNAL_LINKS", "SOCIAL_ACTIVITY", and "LATEST_BACKLINKS". $tables = array("TOP_QUERIES"); $gdata = new GWTdata(); if($gdata->LogIn($email, $password) === true) < $gdata->SetTables($tables); $gdata->DownloadCSV($website); > > catch (Exception $e) < die($e->getMessage()); > 

This will download and save one file only: ./TOP_QUERIES-www.domain.com-Ymd-H:i:s.csv

To download CSV data for all domains that are registered in your Google Webmaster Tools Account and for a specific date range only, the steps are as follows:

• In the same folder where you added the gwtdata.php, create and run the following PHP script.
  You’ll need to replace the example values for «email» and «password» with valid login details for your Google Account.

[email protected]"; $password = "******"; # Dates must be in valid ISO 8601 format. $daterange = array("2012-01-10", "2012-01-12"); $gdata = new GWTdata(); if($gdata->LogIn($email, $password) === true) < $gdata->SetDaterange($daterange); $sites = $gdata->GetSites(); foreach($sites as $site) < $gdata->DownloadCSV($site); > > > catch (Exception $e) < die($e->getMessage()); > 

This will download 9 CSV files (see example #1) for each domain that is registered in your Google Webmaster Tools Account containing data for the specified date range.

To download data for all domains that are registered in your Google Webmaster Tools Account and top search query data only and for a specific date range only and you want to use a custom language for the CSV headline, the steps are as follows:

• In the same folder where you added the gwtdata.php, create and run the following PHP script.
  You’ll need to replace the example values for «email» and «password» with valid login details for your Google Account.

[email protected]"; $passwd = "******"; # Language must be set as valid ISO 639-1 language code. $language = "de"; # Dates must be in valid ISO 8601 format. $daterange = array("2012-01-01", "2012-01-02"); # Valid values are "TOP_PAGES", "TOP_QUERIES", "CRAWL_ERRORS", # "CONTENT_ERRORS", "CONTENT_KEYWORDS", "INTERNAL_LINKS", # "EXTERNAL_LINKS", "SOCIAL_ACTIVITY" and "LATEST_BACKLINKS". $tables = array("TOP_QUERIES"); $gdata = new GWTdata(); if($gdata->LogIn($email, $passwd) === true) < $gdata->SetLanguage($language); $gdata->SetDaterange($daterange); $gdata->SetTables($tables); $sites = $gdata->GetSites(); foreach($sites as $site) < $gdata->DownloadCSV($site); > > > catch (Exception $e) < die($e->getMessage()); > 

This will download one CSV file for each domain that is registered in your Google Webmaster Tools Account containing top queries data for the specified date range and with a german headline.

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Google APIs Client Library for PHP

The Google API Client Library enables you to work with Google APIs such as Google+, Drive, or YouTube on your server.

All the sample code in PHP FOR webmaster tool Api mention examples folder

3 Easy step of Installation

###Step 1### Download source code ###step 2### Open config.php and Enter client_id and client_secret Example ‘oauth2_client_id’ => », ‘oauth2_client_secret’ => » ###step 3### Open examples directory (Each file provied specified data as mention ) searchanalytics.php Query your data with filters and parameters that you define. Returns zero or more rows grouped by the row keys that you define. You must define a date range of one or more days. When date is one of the group by values, any days without data are omitted from the result list. If you need to know which days have data, issue a broad date range query grouped by date for any metric, and see which day rows are returned. -sites.php Lists the user’s Search Console sites. -sitemaps.php Lists the sitemaps-entries submitted for this site, or included in the sitemap index file (if sitemapIndex is specified in the request). -url_crawl_errors.php Retrieves details about crawl errors for a site’s sample URL. -url_crawl_errors_samples Retrieves a time series of the number of URL crawl errors per error category and platform.

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